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Speech for Students on the 26th of January in English Good morning, everyone. My name is...... In class, I read..... As you are all aware, we have convened here for the extremely momentous occasion of our country's Republic Day. In front of you, I'd like to deliver a Republic Day speech. First and first, I want to express my gratitude to my class teacher, because it is only because of her that I have been given this fantastic opportunity in my school to speak on this stage about my beloved country on Republic Day. Since August 15, 1947, India has been a self-governing country. On the 15th of August in 1947, India gained independence from British rule, which we celebrate as Independence Day. However, since 1950, we have celebrated Republic Day on the 26th of January. The Indian Constitution came into existence on January 26, 1950, and we commemorate this date every year as Republic Day. The 67th Republic Day of India is being commemorated this year. The people living in the coun

Inside questions answer proposal by Anton Chekov  " “We have had the land for nearly three hundred years." – Who is the person speaking? Who is it that is addressed? What is the meaning of the term "land"? What have you learned about the country as a result of their conversation?  Ans. Natalya Stepanovna is the speaker in Anton Chekhov's play "The Proposal." Lomov is the individual who is being spoken to. The site in question is known as 'Oxen Meadows.' We learned from their talk that Oxen Meadows had been a point of conflict here between Lomovs and the Chobukovs for a long. Between birch trees and Burnt March, the Oxen Meadows were situated. They were worth 300 roubles and came in five different sizes. Natalya and Lomov both asserted ownership of the property. Lomov claims he received the property from his late aunt and her husband. Natalya, on the other hand, asserted that her grandfather and great grandfather had granted the territory all th