Anjishnu presentation

for country

1. Introduction- 15
th
August is a historical day for India. It is our Independence day. This day after a
long and hard struggle, India won freedom from the clutches of the Britishers. It was a unique war
of non-violence which was led by great leaders, like Mahatma Gandhi, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru,
Subhash Chandra Bose, Gopal Krishna Goklae, Lala Lajpat Rai, Lokmanya Balgangadhar Tilak, Sardar
Vallabh Bhai Patel and Bhagat Singh. It was a mass movement in which common people took an
active part. It was a result of sacrifice of selfless leaders and people, who dedicated their lives for
future generations.

First Independence- On 15
th
August 1947, the nation celebrated its first independence day. It was a
day rejoicing and pride. Our first Prime Minister Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru hoisted the national flag from
the ramparts of the Red Fort in Delhi. This was the dawn of a new era. It was a promise of progress
and prosperity.

Flights of Tricolour flag- The Independence day since than is celebrated every year all over the
country. On this day, the sky is filled with the tricolour flags. Like thousands of rainbows, the flags
flew in the sky over lofty buildings. Almost every institution, school, office and college celebrates the
flag hoisting ceremony.

Celebrations in schools- The schools organize special assemblies in which homage is paid to those
when laid their lives for the Independence of the country. Patriotic songs and re-enactment of the
famous episodes of independence struggle are performed. These motivate the children to serve the
nation and be ready to sacrifice. Painting, dance, music and drama competitions are organised to
commemorate the occasion. The news papers publish special supplements on the Independence day.

Conclusion- The Independence day reminds us of the dedication, suffering and struggle of our
freedom fighters and leaders, who gave India the freedom. It is our duty to protect the freedom of
the country for this we should remain united and work for the progress of the country. This day
should not be just a ritual, but we should think of the poor who are still not free from poverty,
hunger and slavery. Freedom should bring cheers to every Indian, whether poor or rich.