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Independence Day in India is celebrated with high zeal, fervour and great enthusiasm on 15th August every year. Every particle of the atmosphere gets charged with the affection of the motherland on this significant day. Small children carry Tri-colours in their hands heading with zeal towards their schools early in the morning in order to become a part of the flag hoisting ceremony and participate in different events that take place in their schools. Almost every vehicle such as cars, auto rickshaw, motorbikes, etc would have a tri-colour flying on the top of it. Patriotic songs can be heard at every corner of the street.
Independence Day is highly significant as India achieved its freedom on this remarkable day. We celebrate this day in order to pay honour to countless Indian citizens, who dedicated their lives in the service of our country and sacrificed everything to win back its freedom. This is also an occasion to glorify the great Indian culture and tradition which has impressed the whole world.
This day is marked by the flag hoisting ceremony by the honourable prime minister of India at the Red fort who also delivers the speech addressing the citizens of India. The Independence Day is celebrated with equal enthusiasm at every government and private institutions including schools, colleges and universities. Flags are hoisted and sweets are distributed to honour this day of historical importance. Almost 70 years have passed, since India achieved Independence, but the day will always remain as young as it was 70 years before.
Independence Day is highly significant as India achieved its freedom on this remarkable day. We celebrate this day in order to pay honour to countless Indian citizens, who dedicated their lives in the service of our country and sacrificed everything to win back its freedom. This is also an occasion to glorify the great Indian culture and tradition which has impressed the whole world.
This day is marked by the flag hoisting ceremony by the honourable prime minister of India at the Red fort who also delivers the speech addressing the citizens of India. The Independence Day is celebrated with equal enthusiasm at every government and private institutions including schools, colleges and universities. Flags are hoisted and sweets are distributed to honour this day of historical importance. Almost 70 years have passed, since India achieved Independence, but the day will always remain as young as it was 70 years before.
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