Nepal Republic Day – May 28

Posted by Kacie Emmerson

May 27, 2024

Nepal Republic Day, observed on May 28, honors the nation’s transition to a federal democratic republic after the monarchy was dissolved in 2008. This day celebrates the triumph of democracy with parades, cultural festivities, and the hoisting of the national flag. It is an occasion to look back on past achievements and renew the pledge to create a better future for Nepal.

2 Comments

  1. Eugenie Coakley, scna

    Happy Republic Day to all who are in Nepal! An important day in history, indeed.

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  2. Maggie Cooper

    Greetings and happy Republic Day tomorrow to all of you! Hope you have a wonderful holiday!
    Prayers and love ❤️!

    Reply

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