15 august independence day
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15 august independence day |
15 August is celebrated with great joy and gaiety in India.
On this day, India was independent from the British. For this reason, 15 August is celebrated every year.
Jawaharlal Nehru gave a historic speech on the Independence Day of India.
On every Independence Day (Indian Independence Day), the Indian Prime Minister hoists the flag from the Red Fort and after that he gives a speech.
15 August Program
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On 15 August, the Red Fort flags are hoisted, along with a 21-gun salute to the tricolor. After this, there is a walk on the highway to India Gate.
And there are beautiful beautiful showings
Which is demonstrated by all the states, which shows the talent of all the states.
This is followed by a demonstration by the Indian military. In which performances are performed by Army, Air Force, Navsena, and other armies.
After this, the treasures of all those states are rewarded.
In-state events
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On 15 August, there is a holiday in all government and private institutions.
On the day of August 15, all the students in the school, carrying the flag, roam the entire village and sing the national song and chant the slogans of Bharat Mata.
After this, the schools come and sing the flag Rohan and the national anthem. And students showcase their talent, in which they broadcast theatrical, national songs, national speeches, poems, essays etc. This is followed by dessert distribution.
Shayari on 15 august
Today is a salute to them, because of which this day comes,
It is a lucky mother whose children are sacrificed
This country is useful.
No government is mine.
Neither is mine
My big name is mine.
I am proud of a small thing, I am from India,
And India is mine.
Why do you die for dear friend,
Will not give scarf for the shroud,
Die if you want to die
Tricolor is available for the shroud
Some important facts of 15 August
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India remained under the British for 200 years and on the midnight of 14 and 15 August 1947, India became an independent country. And Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru gave a "Tryst Destiny" speech at the stroke of midnight.
Since then the festival of 15 August began to be celebrated.
Many freedom fighters lost their lives in order to provide independence to India.
At the Red Fort, the national flag is hoisted along with a 21-gun salute to the tricolor.
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