Hi everyone,
January 26th is recognized as India's Republic Day, a significant occasion commemorating the adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1950.
Republic Day is traditionally celebrated with grand parades, cultural performances, and an overall sense of unity across the nation. It is a day that upholds India's democratic spirit and pays homage to the country's progression towards becoming the world's largest democratic republic.
Our colleagues based in India will be on leave. Consequently, we request that you plan your collaborations and communications with this consideration in mind.
Thank you,
People Team
Hey everyone 👋
January 26th is India's Republic Day, a day of national pride that commemorates the adoption of the country's constitution in 1950.
Republic Day is marked by grand parades, cultural performances, and a sense of unity across the nation. This day stands as a symbol of India's democratic spirit and pays tribute to the country's journey towards becoming the world's largest democratic republic. 🇮🇳
In observance of this holiday, our team members based in India will be off. Please plan your collaborations and communication accordingly.
Thank you 🙏
People Team
Hi all,
We want to bring your attention to an upcoming significant event for our colleagues based in India. January 26th marks India's Republic Day, a key national holiday celebrating the enactment of the country's Constitution in 1950. This day stands as a testament to India's democratic values and heritage.
In observance of this holiday, our team members based in India will be off. Please plan your collaborations and communication accordingly.
People Team
How to observe Republic Day at work
India's Republic Day, observed on January 26th annually, celebrates the adoption of the country's Constitution in 1950, marking the transition of India into an independent republic with a democratic government system. It is a significant event in India's history, embodying the principles of democracy, justice, equality, and fraternity that the nation upholds.
Republic Day is a day of national pride for Indians. It is typically celebrated with grand parades, patriotic songs, cultural performances, and a display of the country's unity in diversity. The day is also a tribute to the country's journey towards becoming the world's largest democratic republic.
Celebrating Republic Day at the workplace, especially in multinational companies with a diverse workforce is important because it fosters an inclusive environment that values cultural diversity, helping individuals feel seen and respected. Additionally, recognizing such occasions educates others about global histories and traditions, contributing to a broader understanding and appreciation among all team members.
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