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Article: INDEPENDENCE DAY - HISTORY, FACTS AND SIGNIFICANCE

INDEPENDENCE DAY - HISTORY, FACTS AND SIGNIFICANCE
Bhagat singh

INDEPENDENCE DAY - HISTORY, FACTS AND SIGNIFICANCE

A Historical Overview

India’s Independence Day marks the end of British colonial rule in 1947, following a relentless freedom movement spearheaded by Mahatma Gandhi. His principle of nonviolent resistance galvanized the nation, inspiring countless individuals to join the struggle. On August 15, 1947, Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister, hoisted the national flag above the Lahori Gate of the Red Fort in Delhi, symbolizing the birth of a free nation. This day is a tribute to the numerous freedom fighters, including Bhagat Singh and others, who sacrificed their lives for India’s independence.

Celebrate Independence Day: Traditions and Rituals

Independence Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm across India. Here are some vibrant activities you can engage in to join the festivities:

  • Flag Hoisting: The Indian national flag is raised high, accompanied by the singing of the national anthem, evoking deep pride and patriotism.


  • Cultural Programs: Schools, colleges, and various institutions host cultural events like dance, music, and theatrical plays, showcasing India's diverse heritage.
  • Festive Decorations: Buildings and homes are adorned with flags and colorful lights, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.
  • Group Celebrations: Families and friends gather for picnics and various activities, celebrating together.
  • Large Parades: Majestic parades and performances are held across the nation, highlighting India's rich cultural diversity and the valor of the Indian Army.
  • Sharing Sweets: Sharing sweets, particularly traditional Indian mithais, among family, friends, and neighbours is a cherished custom.

These traditions help keep the spirit of Independence Day alive. If you prefer celebrating indoors, you can still make the day special. Spend quality time with your children, teaching them about India's rich history through fun drawing activities that foster patriotism and pride.

Conclusion

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| INDEPENDENCE | BHAGAT SINGH | FREEDOM FIGHTERS | FREEDOM MOVEMENT |

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