india will commemorate its 77th anniversary of independence from british dominion on august 15, 2024, with great passion and pride throughout the country. Since Independence Day occurs on a thursday this year, festivities will be held in keeping with the theme of "Viksit Bharat." The subject expresses the goal of india being a developed country 100 years after independence in 2047, with a progressive, inclusive, and empowered populace.
India's Independence Day has its origins in the unwavering efforts of leaders and independence fighters who gave their lives to free their country from british colonial oppression. india gained independence on august 15, 1947, ending nearly 200 years of british rule. Jawaharlal Nehru's famous address, "Tryst with Destiny," which he gave at midnight to usher in a new era for the nation, served as a marker for this momentous occasion.
Independence Day honors the sacrifices made by innumerable martyrs who gave their lives in defense of the country's sovereignty as well as the nation's liberation from colonial authority. It acts as a reminder of the principles of justice, equality, and democracy that are ingrained in the Constitution. On this day, people are also urged to take stock of their accomplishments and pledge to support the nation's ongoing growth and prosperity.
1. South Korea
South Korea: Celebrates Gwangbokjeol, marking the end of Japanese colonial rule in 1945.
2. North Korea
North Korea: Also celebrates Gwangbokjeol, commemorating the end of Japanese occupation.
3. Republic of the Congo
Republic of the Congo: Celebrates independence from France, achieved in 1960.
4. Bahrain
Bahrain: Gained independence from british rule on august 15, 1971.
5. Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein: Celebrates its National Day, coinciding with the Feast of the Assumption in the Catholic Church.
India's Independence Day has its origins in the unwavering efforts of leaders and independence fighters who gave their lives to free their country from british colonial oppression. india gained independence on august 15, 1947, ending nearly 200 years of british rule. Jawaharlal Nehru's famous address, "Tryst with Destiny," which he gave at midnight to usher in a new era for the nation, served as a marker for this momentous occasion.
Independence Day honors the sacrifices made by innumerable martyrs who gave their lives in defense of the country's sovereignty as well as the nation's liberation from colonial authority. It acts as a reminder of the principles of justice, equality, and democracy that are ingrained in the Constitution. On this day, people are also urged to take stock of their accomplishments and pledge to support the nation's ongoing growth and prosperity.
1. South Korea
South Korea: Celebrates Gwangbokjeol, marking the end of Japanese colonial rule in 1945.
2. North Korea
North Korea: Also celebrates Gwangbokjeol, commemorating the end of Japanese occupation.
3. Republic of the Congo
Republic of the Congo: Celebrates independence from France, achieved in 1960.
4. Bahrain
Bahrain: Gained independence from british rule on august 15, 1971.
5. Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein: Celebrates its National Day, coinciding with the Feast of the Assumption in the Catholic Church.
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