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Indian National Day

Indian Independence Day

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India’s Independence Day, celebrated annually on August 15, marks India’s freedom from British rule in 1947. The journey towards independence began in 1757 when the English East India Company gained control over the nation. After the Indian Mutiny of 1857-58, the British Crown replaced the East India Company and ruled India for about 100 years. Mohandas K. Gandhi led the Indian independence movement during World War I, advocating a peaceful end to British rule.

Celebrating Independence Day

Independence Day is a national holiday in India. Government buildings are adorned with strings of tricolor flags, and the President delivers a patriotic speech on the eve of Independence Day. The Prime Minister hoists the national flag and gives a special speech. Schools and universities host cultural programs and flag-raising ceremonies. People often spend the day with loved ones, partaking in picnics, watching films about India’s freedom fighters, flying kites, or enjoying patriotic songs.

Reflections on India’s 75th Year of Independence

This year marks India’s 75th year of Independence, a significant milestone that prompts reflection on the country’s journey and the sacrifices made by freedom fighters. This day, we pay homage to these individuals and cherish the freedom and diversity that shapes modern India.

Independence Day: Quotes and Messages

As we approach Independence Day, here are some quotes and messages to share the spirit of freedom:

  1. “May the morning sun bring hope and luck to our nation today as we celebrate 75 years of Independence. Happy Independence Day to all proud Indians!”
  2. “We have fought for the notion of a free and fair society where Indians live together in harmony and with equal opportunities. It is an ideal we hope to live for and to achieve – Happy Independence Day!”
  3. “Here’s wishing our dreams of a new tomorrow come true! May your Independence Day be filled with patriotic spirit!”
  4. “We hold our heads high, despite the price we have paid, because freedom is priceless – Happy Independence Day!”

Celebrating Independence Day is about cherishing our freedom and remembering the sacrifices made for it. It’s about pride in our country’s rich culture and history, and it’s about hope for a prosperous and peaceful future. Happy Independence Day!

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