26 November (1949). Indian Constitution was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on 26 November. Celebrated all over India. Also known as National Law Day and Samvidhan Divas. Not a public holiday. See also Republic Day, celebrated on 26 January to commemorate the promulgation of the constitution and mark the formation of a republic. Indonesia, 18 August (1945). See Constitution of Indonesia. Not a public holiday. Ireland, 29 December (1937). See Constitution of Ireland. Not a public holiday. Italy, 1 January (1948). See Constitution of Italy. Japan, 3 May (1947). See Constitution of Japan. Kazakhstan, 30 August (1995). See Constitution of Kazakhstan. Korea: North Korea, 27 December (1972). See Constitution of North Korea. South Korea, 17 July (1948). See Constitution of South Korea. Kyrgyzstan, 5 May (1993). See Constitution of Kyrgyzstan. Latvia, 1 May (1920). Day of Inauguration of the Constitutional Assembly of Latvia. See Constitution of Latvia. Lithuania, 25 October (1992). See Constitution of Lithuania. Marshall Islands, 1 May (1979). See Compact of Free Association. Maldives, 22 December (1932). Mexico, 5 February (1917). Known locally as Día de la Constitución. See Constitution of Mexico. Public holiday for Constitution Day is first Monday of February. Mongolia, 13 January (1924). See Constitution of Mongolia. Netherlands, 3 November (1848). Niue, 19 October (1974). See Niue Constitution Act. Norway, 17 May (1814). Known locally as Syttande mai. See Constitution of Norway. Pakistan, 23 March (1973). See Constitution of Pakistan. Palau, 9 July (1980). See Constitution of Palau. Philippines, 2 February (1987). See the 1987 Constitution. Known locally as Araw ng Saligang Batas (in Filipino). First observed in 2002. Poland, 3 May (1791). Known locally as Święto Konstytucji 3 Maja. See Constitution of 3 May 1791, public holiday Puerto Rico, 25 July (1952). Known locally as Día de la Constitución del Estado Libre Asociado. Also commemorated as Occupation Day (1898). See Constitution of Puerto Rico. Romania, 8 December (1991). See Constitution of Romania. Not a public holiday. Russia, 12 December (1993). Has been a working holiday since 2005. See Constitution of Russia. Serbia, 15 February (1835). Known locally as Dan državnosti. See Constitution of Serbia. Slovakia, 1 September (1992). Known locally as Deň Ústavy Slovenskej republiky. See Constitution of the Slovak Republic. Spain, 6 December (1978). Known locally as Día de la Constitución Española. See Constitution of Spain. Sweden, 6 June (1809, 1974). Known locally as Sveriges nationaldag. Also known as the Day of the