Speech on 76 Republic Day
26th January is the Republic Day of our country which is a day of pride and enthusiasm for every Indian. Giving a speech in school is not only an opportunity to explain the importance of this day but also a way to boost self-confidence. Let us know who is to deliver the speech on 26th JanuaryHere we are presenting four points to you on how to prepare and make it effective, how to prepare for giving a speech. First understand the topic. First of all let us understand why 26th January is celebrated?
Know that our Constitution came into force on this day in 1950. Keep in mind its historical importance. Point Number Two Write Your Speech Make a clear start like today I am going to present before you some thoughts about our national festival Republic Day. Write its main points like the story of the making of the ConstitutionContribution of freedom struggle, development of India and strength of the republic and finally conclude that we are proud of our country and should make every possible effort to take it forward. After that, practice point number three. Read your speech again and again. Practice speaking in front of someone. Keep track of time.
The speech should be of about five to seven minutes because if the speech is too short then you will not be able to convey your entire point and if the speech is too long then the audience will get bored and if others also have to come on the stage then they will also have to be taken care of. Point Number Four Grooming and confidence such as clothing should be clean and organized. Hold the mic properly, smile and stand straight while speaking.
Now let us know the way to give a speech like making an elegant start. Respected Principal, teachers and my dear friends, best wishes to all of you on Republic Day. Provide a small fact or example to capture the audience’s attention. Like today we are celebrating the Constitution which made us citizens of independent India. Then include the main points in the speech like the importance of the Constitution that our Constitution gives us the right to equality, freedom and justice. Then our freedom fighters of national heritage and contribution sacrificed their lives so that we can breathe freely in India. After that what is our responsibility?
They should tell that today’s youth is the future of the country. We should always be ready to serve the country. After that be sensitive and inspiring. Like add an inspiring story or example. It should be said that as Dr. Ambedkar had said, the Constitution is not just words written on paper. It is a dream that resides in the heart of every Indian and gives an encouraging conclusion, that is, an end.
Let us all together take this pledge and take India to greater heights. End by saying Jai Hind, after that we are giving some more additional suggestions for you which you can keep in mind that pay attention to the voice and speed, speak slowly and clearly. Here speaking slowly means the speed of your speaking. They should reduce it, not lower the voice. Pronounce the words correctly, then pay attention to body language and use of hands appropriately. Make eye contact and ask questions and connect. For example, you can ask a question from the audience whether you know that it took 2 years, 11 months and 18 days to make our Constitution. If you give a speech in this way and prepare your speech by writing?
Then a very excellent speech will be ready for you. Confidence and practice are essential for children to learn to give speeches. Be sure to include the message of importance of Republic Day and our responsibility in the speech of 26th January and finally conclude the speech by saying.
Jai Hind, Jai Bharat.
Thank you.
