Its not
mandatory to mention here what is Independence day? And why we are
celebrating it? Cause every Indian know why we celebrate Independence
day. The Independence Day of India, celebrated on 15 August, is a
holiday commemorating India's independence from the British rule and
its birth as a sovereign nation on 15 August 1947.
In Delhi
the Prime Minister of India hoists the national flag at the Red Fort,
followed by a nationally broadcast speech. The day is observed all
over India with flag-hoisting ceremonies, parades and cultural
events. Citizens rejoice the day by displaying the national flag on
their attire, household accessories, vehicles varied activities such
as kite flying, bonding with family and friends, and enjoying
patriotic songs and films are seen. Every year the prime minister of
India gives speech to Indian people. I want to say you some words
that was said by our prime minister at the moment of last
independence day.
On 15th
August 2012, India is gonna Complete the 65th Independence Day of
India and everyone Indian Citizen is gonna celebrate the 66th
Independence Day of India. Here we are giving the complete details
about Independence Day of India 2012 SMS Messages, Quotes, Speech, Scraps, Wishes, Wallpaper etc.
On the occasion of 65th
Independence day Indian prime minister says..
Every year,
we celebrate our Independence Day with great fervor as well as joy
and justifiably so, as it commemorates that day, when after many
years of subjugation, our country gained its freedom. Indeed, in the
annals of history, 15th of August 1947 will always be remembered as a
day of an extraordinary accomplishment, of when India won its freedom
with unparalleled fortitude and unique means. Under the leadership of
Mahatma Gandhi, our movement for attaining freedom through Ahinsa and
Satyagraha spread throughout the country, inspiring people in a
manner rarely seen. Millions and millions of our men and women,
willingly and enthusiastically responded to his call. They united to
become an immense force that defeated the mightiest colonial power.
Free India, was thus born.
As citizens
of free India, we must reflect on the values and principles which
were in the minds and hearts of those who fought and sacrificed for
our freedom. They drew inspiration from the values nurtured in the
country through millennia. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru once described
Gandhiji as, “embodying the old spirit of India, who held aloft the
torch of freedom”. Gandhiji’s thoughts and his life were truly an
expression of the philosophy of our ancient civilization in which
peace and harmony, non-violence and truth, human dignity and
compassion were given great prominence. Are we now forgetting these
principles? Are we overlooking them? No, we should not. These are
eternal values, which have sustained our nation, our society and also
each one of us as individuals. Gandhiji’s thinking continues to
have deep influence and is of increasing relevance in the world, with
2nd October, his birthday, being observed every year as the
International Day of Non-Violence.
Dear
Citizens, We are at a historic phase when the world is shifting
course. It is impacting our economy, polity, trade, commerce,
education and pace of life. In this era of transformation, India
definitely cannot lag behind. Our entire effort must be to ensure
that there is overall development in which all people prosper.
However, can our political approaches, economic progress and
scientific advances be combined with values of human welfare,
tolerance, mutual respect and selflessness propounded by learned men,
leaders, philosophers and thinkers of our country? Our past and our
future are linked. The future beckons us and the past guides us.
What has
been our past? India, a mature and a harmonious society, had a rich
tradition of learning and a philosophy based on experiences and
knowledge of thousands of years. Swami Vivekananda spoke of India as,
“the ancient land, where wisdom made its home before it went into
any other country”. Ours is a land where religions have taken birth
and all religions of the world have found a place. Ours is a land
where different languages, cultures and customs flourished. So well
known was India for its piety, scholarship and centres of study, that
it attracted travellers from across the world. From early times,
India always looked at progress and moral growth as mutually
inclusive rather than mutually exclusive concepts. India’s depth of
thought was matched by its material prosperity. Its fine goods, its
spices, its silk, its cotton, were much sought after. India’s
traders went to distant lands both to the East and the West, carrying
with them not only goods from India, but also its reputation as a
land of great culture and wealth.
We are the
inheritors of this great civilization whose legacy has been passed on
from generation to generation. We can be worthy heirs if we follow,
in the true sense, the ideals of political, social and economic
justice. Lip service will not do. We have to be ardent adherents. We
are also duty-bound to pass on this rich inheritance to our younger
generation - the 540 million youth. We place great hope on them and
rightly so. They have been demonstrating their capabilities and
strengths in various fields of human activity in India and abroad.
Whether in multi-national business enterprises or the IT industry or
financial organizations or global scientific bodies, young Indians
are joining their ranks and making their mark. In sports, they have
been bringing laurels to the country. Our youth are the architects of
the nation’s future. We must educate them and inculcate in them a
spirit of sacrifice, dedication, patriotism and service to the
nation. This way, they would be ready to face the future with
confidence and build on the achievements made so far.
Which
means:-
Across the
skies your fame has spread,
with every
breeze your strength grows.
With these
words, I once again wish all Fellow Citizens peace, prosperity and
progress on the occasion of Independence Day.
Jai Hind.
And wait
for the 2012's speech of prime minister.
Ye jo mahlo
aur jhopariyo ka mukaddar foot jayega gar hamare hatho jamane
sharafat chhot jayega , khodaye pak ka ghar ho ya ram ka mandir ,
emarat koi bhiu tooti pura bharat toot jayega.
I
proud to be an Indian. Never ever try to curse your mother India.
live for it and die for it. live and let live. be proud of your
incredible loving country. Saare Jaha Se Achha Hindustaan Hamara...
Sabhi Bharat Bhahisiyo Ko Swatantarata Divas Ki Hardik Shubhkaanaye.
INDIA
IS GREAT Being an INDIAN I AM PROUD Albert Einstein said: We owe a
lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no
worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made. proud to be an
Indian
31
States,
1618
Languages,
6400
Castes,
6
Religion,
6
Ethnic Groups,
29
Major festivals
&
1 Country!
Be
Proud to be an Indian!..
Happy
Independence Day !!!
In connection with 66th Independence Day Celebrations, Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum (VITM) will organise a special Family Science Quiz on General Science and Technology. Apart from this you can enjoy Independence Day Brunch at Toscano
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