Shri Shashikant Khamkar, a dedicated patriot and community leader, annually organizes a significant Independence Day event. This gathering is a heartfelt tribute to the brave soldiers and their unparalleled sacrifices, an occasion where followers, friends, and family come together to honor this pivotal day in Indian history.

Republic Day stands as one of India’s three national holidays and holds a special place in the hearts of its citizens. It commemorates a momentous event – the adoption of the Indian Constitution on January 26, 1950. Before this milestone, India had successfully gained independence from British colonial rule on August 15, 1947, a day celebrated as a distinct national holiday.

In the initial years following independence, India continued to be governed under the colonial-era Government of India Act of 1935. However, the nation soon embarked on the journey of crafting its own constitution, one that would define its democratic principles and guide its future. This momentous task was undertaken by a constituent assembly, elected by provincial assemblies.