The Independence Day is celebrated every year on August 15. On August 15, 1947, India saw the new wave of independence by breaking the holdings of the English colony. This golden day came after a sustained struggle for nearly a hundred years. After this, there was a change in the country's image and the beginning of the reform process. Independent India is now looking lonely to stand in the line of developed countries of the world.
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Independence Day is a celebration of the whole nation. This day is celebrated with great joy throughout the nation. Tricolor flag is flagged with celebration of the nation's self-respect. People's participation in the government and non-government programs of Independence Day is increased. The sounds of 'Jana-Gan-Mana', 'Vande Mataram' and 'Jai Hind' arise in the sky. Hearing the songs of patriotism, people's hives are standing. People appear to be presumed to maintain the independence of the country.
There is a grand ceremony every year on the fifteenth day of capital Delhi. The Red Fort and its entire enclosure appear particularly ready for decoration and celebration. At 7:30 p.m, the Prime Minister of the country comes here and hovers the flag. The tune of Jan-Gan-Man jumps. Then the Prime Minister addresses the nation. This program is done directly on radio and television.
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On the day of Independence, people skulk in the sky and express their grief by flying balloons. Leaders take part in various cultural events. The crowd participates in these programs enthusiastically. Government launches welfare programs for the public People congratulate each other on Independence Day. In children, sweets, taffies and fruits are distributed. At night, special lighting is done in the government buildings of the capital. Rashtrapati Bhavan, Parliament House and other buildings get awake with lightning shimmering lights.
