Question

10 lire en Independence
Day​

Answer 1

Explanation:

ndia got independence on August 15, 1947, so every year this day is celebrated as Independence Day.

On this day people remember the sacrifice of the martyrs.

On this day the President hoists the Tricolor with a red kilo.

The tricolour is also hoisted in schools and colleges and children offer many cultural programs.

This day is a holiday in all government and non-government offices.

August 15 is the independence day of three other countries besides our India.

Many honours are also distributed on this day.

The Army, Air Force and Navy comprise the parade.

This day gives one to all people.

This day is filled with patriotism to all people and gives the message of living in unity

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Answer 2

Explanation:

1. every year on the occasion of Independence Day, the Prime Minister of India hoists the Indian national flag at Red Fort in New Delhi.

2.In the memory of the freedom fighters who fought for the freedom of India against the British, 21 Gunshots are fired in the air by the military parade.

3.Independence Day is celebrated across all universities, colleges, schools, governmental and non-governmental institutions in India.

4.The Independence Day which we attend in 1947, resulted from the first sepoy mutiny of 1857.

5.In the year 1942, the Indian National Congress launched the Quit India Movement to end a British rule in India.

6.Mahatma Gandhi was a pivotal leader in India who led the freedom movement from the front.

7.15th August 1947, which is known as the Independence Day of India, is also a black day in the history of contemporary India because of the massive violence and atrocities against humans that took place.

8.On the Midnight of 14th August, Jawaharlal Nehru was the first Prime Minister of India to address the Parliament of India.

9.Massive violence, riots, mass migration and casualties the displaced more than 2 crore people in the country took place because of the partition of India and Pakistan as 10. India and Pakistan were divided by the British on the basis of religion.