India commemorates the momentous occasion of its liberation from British colonial rule in 1947, on August 15th.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to unfurl the national flag at the Red Fort, a symbol of India’s historic struggle, marking the 77th Independence Day. Addressing the nation from this iconic location, Prime Minister Modi will reflect upon the nation’s journey as it enters its 77th year of independence.
This year’s celebration carries the theme “Nation First, Always First,” underscoring the nation’s unwavering commitment to its principles and priorities.
After over two centuries of British dominion, India achieved its hard-fought freedom in 1947. The struggle for independence spanned more than 90 years, from 1857 to 1947, embodying the resolute spirit of the Indian people.
Independence Day stands as a tribute to the valiant freedom fighters who selflessly sacrificed for the cause of India’s liberation. Their dedication and sacrifices serve as a timeless reminder of the price paid for the nation’s freedom.
Celebrated throughout the nation, Independence Day is marked by flag-hoisting ceremonies, physical exercises, and the rendition of the national anthem.
