Independence Day

 Independence day 

Independence Day marks the occasion when India finally achieved freedom against Britishers on 15 August 1947. The national festival is a reminder of the countless sacrifices of our leaders and freedom fighters.



Nation First, Always First
The theme of the 75th Independence Day this year is 'Nation First, Always First' to honour the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters for the nation. Independence Day 2021:

Facts of Independence Day-

However, in addition to India, there are five other nations that celebrate their Independence on August 15 as well.
  • Liechtenstein. ...
  • Bahrain. ...
  • Republic of Congo. ...
  • South Korea and North Korea.

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