15th August Independence Day 👉 How the Iconic Indira Gandhi & Legendary Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw changed the Radcliffe Line

#August_15th is India's #IndependenceDay, a National Holiday that commemorates India's Independence from British Rule in 1947.

The Indian Independence Act was passed by the British Parliament on July 18, 1947, and came into effect on August 15, 1947. The Act divided British India into two Dominions, 🔹India and 🔹Pakistan. 

The first Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru, gave a historic speech on the eve of Independence. In his speech, Nehru called on Indians to build a "New India" - free from poverty, ignorance, and inequality.

Independence Day is a time for Indians to celebrate their Freedom and to remember the sacrifices that were made to achieve it. 

It is also a time to reflect on the challenges that India faces and to renew their commitment to building a better future for the country.

15th August Celebrations

📌On this day we pay our respects to our Freedom Fighters & Martyrs 

📌Flag-hoisting ceremonies are held at government buildings, schools, and public places.

📌Parades are held in major cities, featuring marching bands, military personnel, and floats.

📌Cultural events are held, showcasing traditional Indian music, dance, and art.

📌Speeches are given by government leaders, who reflect on the history of the independence struggle and the challenges that India faces today.

📌People gather in large numbers to celebrate the day, and there is a festive atmosphere in the air.

Independence Day is a special day for Indians, and it is a time to remember the sacrifices that were made to achieve freedom. It is also a time to celebrate the country's diversity and to look forward to a brighter future….

On this day we remember our glorious Freedom  Fighters who gave up their "Yesterday"  for our  "Today"......

© Rohit Singh Negi

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