India is a diverse country with many religions and national festivals. National festivals such as January 26 are recognized as Republic Day because the People of India elect the head of India, the president.
The most important day for the people of India is August 15, which is Independence Day. On the occurrence of historical events of National importance. A feeling of unity and Patriotism among the Indians is insulated through these national festivals.
August 15, Independence Day in India to mark the end of British rule. On this day, The British government ended the establishment of a free and Independence Nation. Our nation got its Independence in 1945 after 200 years of British rule. But on the same side, this day also marks the anniversary of the partition of India into two countries known as India and Pakistan.
Clement Attlee, the British Prime Minister, announced on February 20, 1947, the British intention to leave the Indian subcontinent. The deadline of June 30, 1947 was fixed to shift the power to the hands of Indian politicians. But the people of India, especially the Congress and the Muslim League disagreed on the transfer of power.
The communal riots are out of control by the major political parties such as Muslim League and the Congress. Britishers knew there was trouble worldwide because they also faced the consequences of the Second World War. When the Congress and Muslim League could not compromise, the Britishers introduced the Mountbatten plan on June 3, 1947.
Freedom with the partition formula was becoming accepted. In this plan, there are some important points, such as that Sindh would make its own decision.
In the case of partition into a Dominion, two newly-independent dominions of India and Pakistan constitutional assemblies were created, and many more.
On the day August 15, 1947 Britain wanted to escape from the responsibility of the communal situation. The plan Bengal and Punjab that divided and formed West Bengal and East Punjab remained with the Indian Union. At the same time, Sylhet and east Bengal joined Pakistan.
Celebrated annually on 15 August
On 15 August 1947 India became independent from the British Empire
Handover of power was overseen by Lord Mountbatten
On July 5, 1947, British Parliament passed an act which is known as the Indian Independence Act. This act was based on the Mountbatten plan. This act was implemented on August 15, 1947, recognizing Independence Day in India.
According to this act, two independent Dominions known as India and Pakistan came to effect on August 15, 1947. The two Dominion, India and Pakistan, have a governor-general responsible for effectively implementing the plan and operation of the act.
The successive governments work to end communal riots and make influential corporations in defence, communication, and foreign affairs.
Independence Day is celebrated on August 15 every year. The reason for its celebration is that India got its Independence after 200 years of British rule. During the ruling period of the Britishers, India phase is various problems, such as the drainage of wealth, discrimination between Indians and the Britishers, and unfavourable economic activities.
The freedom fighters such as Mahatma Gandhi, Subhash Chandra Bose, Jawaharlal Nehru, Vipin Chandra Pal, Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar, Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Chandra Shekhar Azad, Bhagat Singh, and many more struggle for a country to make us free.They are the ones who immolate their wealth and even their lives for our country. On this day, every individual pays tribute to them for their struggle.
The youth of a country can change the world. It has been said that the future depends on our younger generation—Independence Day's motive is to make people aware of the struggle for freedom.So, our nation's youth became serious about their future career and made efforts to improve the country and respect our freedom fighters. In this way, Independence Day generates Patriotism among our nation's youth and serves our country.
In India, people from various religions, such as Jain, Hindu, Muslim, etc., and languages such as sidhi, Hindi, Marathi, Urdu, etc., live together. They have different traditions and cultures.But on Independence Day, we forget about the communal riots and differences and become members of one nation. Independence Day united the people, and we forgot all the cultural differences.
Independence Day in our country is always celebrated with great enthusiasm all around India. Remember the sacrifices of our great warriors and freedom fighters because they struggle for the government to provide us with the freedom to live with dignity.People hold tiranga (the national flag of India )and sing Jan gan Man (the national anthem ). Independence Day is not only a festival but an emotion that defines Patriotism and unity.