Independence Day - Today is Independence Day; say it loud, it makes us feel proud.
See, how beautifully our Flag is waving in the air!
First of all Robozz lab wishes you a very Happy Independence!
From East India Company to the British Empire, the ultimate heritage attracted the Englishmen to rule the country. The colonial rule had spanned to such an extent, that the sun always shined in the parts of the world where the empire ruled. But like many nations, India was fed up and was showing reluctance against the British rule.
What is the importance of 15 August 1947?
On 15th August 1947, at the stroke of the midnight hour, our nation became free from the colonial rule. This day symbolizes the strength, determination, and aggression of Indian citizens, and the fact that India shall be the most prosperous and powerful nation till eternity. This day is an homage to every fighting soldier, every person who gave their lives for their nation.
How is
15 August celebrated?
But just how is this day celebrated
all across the nation? Firstly, the president of India addresses the country
while the prime minister of India hoists the Indian Flag at the Red Fort
situated in New Delhi. Twenty-one gunshots are fired in the honor of this day.
The PM delivers the speech commemorating the historical significance. Then the
national anthem is sung followed by a parade from the Indian armed forces.
However similar events occur at the capitals of all 29 states and 7 union
territory.
Why did
India got independence on 15 August 1947?
The British empire was very reluctant
at first as they didn't want to leave but because of several noticeable events
forced them to think otherwise. People were angry, they were fed up with all
the partiality being done, all the massacres that took place. Netaji Shubhash
Chandra Bose led an army to attack the colonial rule whilst Mahatma Gandhi led
several non-violence and non- cooperation movements that were truly remarkable.
After all this pressure, King George IV decided to hand India the Independence
that it deserved. However, he was still the head of state until the day of 15th
August 1947.
How many
countries celebrate Independence Day on 15th August?
Apart from India, countries like
Korea, Congo, and Liechtenstein celebrate their Independence Day on August 15.
On August 15, 1948, Korea got freedom and became the Republic of Korea. On
August 15, 1960, France relinquished its rule on the Republic of Congo. Also,
the country of Liechtenstein celebrates the Liechtenstein Day on August 15th
while countries like Pakistan and its allies exhibit subtle sorrow does not
celebrate this day.
Which
country does not celebrate Independence Day?
Although the extremist had their own
way of handling The Colonial Rule, Mahatma Gandhi had other beliefs. He
believed In Christianity and Hindu beliefs, as non-violence was his main motive
throughout the freedom struggle. He conducted the non-cooperation movement by
boycotting British items and people, conducted civil disobedience movement
which became increasingly popular and a large chunk of people joined to provide
support. It was clear that this was the most efficient way to show anger
against the empire, Gandhi and his followers urged people from all states to
create such movements and step up to the British. This was the pivotal time
when the empire set the nation free.
On the 15th of August 2019, India
will celebrate its 73rd Independence Day. People will come together and will
see the nation in its full glory yet again.
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