India Independence Events: Flag,Parade, Cultural Programmes, And Kite
August 15 is a very special day for India, as it marks the day the country gained its independence from British rule in 1947.
On this day, Indians celebrate their freedom and democracy with various events and activities.
Some of the ways Indians celebrate Independence Day are:
Wave the flag:
The Indian flag is flown in many places such as government buildings, schools, colleges and public places.
The flag symbolizes India's unity and diversity, as well as India's struggle for freedom.
The flag raising ceremony is usually followed by the singing of the national anthem, Jana Gana Mana.
Parade:
A large parade took place in New Delhi, the capital of India, where the Prime Minister of India addressed the nation from the Red Fort, a historic site that was once the seat of the Mughal Empire.
The parade showcases India's cultural and military diversity, with different states and regions displaying their costumes, dances and floats.
The parade also included armed forces and police, who showed off their skills and equipment.
Cultural programs:
Various cultural shows are held across the country, where people perform patriotic songs, dances, skits and plays.
These programs highlight India's rich heritage and achievements, as well as its challenges and aspirations. Some of the famous songs played on Independence Day are Vande Mataram, Saare Jahan Se Achha and Maa Tujhe Salaam.
Kite:
The kite is a traditional object
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