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Republic Day 2022: Here’s How to Celebrate This National Festival at Home

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Published on January 25, 2022. EST READ TIME: 3 minutes

Republic Day 2022 will be celebrated on Wednesday, 26th January to commemorate the process of establishment of the Indian constitution. With surge in the cases of COVID-19 and its new variant omicron, it is advisable to celebrate Republic Day by staying at home. You can engage into numerous activities for the celebration of Republic Day by staying indoors. In this blog, we will help you with different virtual ways by which you can celebrate Republic Day at home and make this event a memorable one.

Different Ways to Celebrate Republic Day at Home

1. Virtual Fancy Dress

You can connect with your friends and organize a virtual fancy dress competition where you can show off the classic ethnic attires. Seniors as well as youngsters can choose any attire according to the theme “Different Cultures of India” and can compete against some virtual friends to see if they can win this virtual fancy dress competition.

2. Watch Live Parade From Rajpath

The Republic Day Parade, which is renowned all over the world showcases military might, by displaying the latest tanks, missiles, combat planes and a great variety of defence equipment. Contingents of defence forces units, police, as well as school children, take part in march pasts. Beautifully arranged cultural Floats from the different states of India are a sight to behold. You can watch this event live at home on your television set along with your family members.

3. Yoga & Meditation

You can start off your Republic Day celebrations by participating in online Yoga and Meditation workshop. Both of these activities offer a wide range of benefits and can help reduce stress and anxiety as well. Apart from this, yoga and meditation also improves concentration.

4. Participate in Freedom Fighters Quiz

On this Republic Day, you can put your knowledge to the test and can participate in online quiz about India’s brave freedom fighters. The competition will be nice and tough and you will have a chance to prove that you are well-informed about India’s brave personalities.

5. Open Table Discussion

You can get into open discussion with some virtual friends and can talk about various important issues like India’s healthcare system, different welfare schemes available in the country and what sets India apart from the rest of the world. As of now, you can discuss on various safety precautions which can help combat against COVID-19 disease.

6. Musical Evening

Music is something that touches our soul and allows us to forget all our worries. So, on this Republic Day, you can enjoy this musical evening filled with loads of fun, laughter and, of course, soulful music. You can sing some patriotic songs and make Republic Day evening more vibrant.

7. Prepare Delicious Cuisine

Since Republic Day is a national festival, every home should make some best cuisine to enjoy this day. People from every state can prepare the authentic cuisine of their region. Apart from this, you can prepare, hara bhara kebab, tricolor macaroons, tricolor idli and come up with your own creative recipe for Republic Day and share the same on social media.

Conclusion

Republic Day celebration brings smile on every Indian face and we all love to connect with our friends and neighbours on this event. However, with omicron variant emergence, COVID-19 is still looming over us, hence it is wise to celebrate Republic Day at home. Also, this Republic Day, it is advisable to secure your residence with a home insurance policy that protects your house from fire, natural calamities, terrorist attack, riots, theft and any other unforeseen event.

Disclaimer: The above information is for illustrative purpose only. For more details, please refer to policy wordings and prospectus before concluding the sales.

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