The globe has been engulfed in the coronavirus epidemic. Its effects have been
unmatched, and because of the worsening circumstances, most nations have come
to a stop. Basic necessities and medical supplies are severely in short supply in our
own country, and malnutrition in India has undoubtedly gotten worse due to the loss
of livelihoods.
India observes Independence Day as a national holiday on August 15th. This day is
extremely important in the history of the country because it symbolises the
culmination of a protracted and exhausting fight for freedom, the sacrifices of
countless freedom fighters, the establishment of an independent and self-sufficient
country, and the beginning of a period of deliverance from nearly 200 years of British
colonialism.
When we young Indians consider the accomplishments of our nation, we get a sense
of pride that makes our heads soar. We are today's largest consumer market and the
economy that is now moving the fastest. The presence of India signifies a unique
position in all significant international fora. It is important to teach future generations
about the traditional inspiration of rising from obscurity to affluence.
We live in a technological world when information is always around, but how
conscious are we of it? As a trained educator, I frequently observed young people
who had no understanding of history or the past. On occasions like Independence
Day and Republic Day, you may learn about the early difficulties.
On free online portals or libraries, one may get a variety of books and videos on
Indian independence. The world's most precious resource is knowledge. Know your
nation, educate yourself on its history, and share that knowledge with young people.
As a parent, I make it a point to watch documentaries that are shown on television in
order to educate myself and my children.
On Independence Day, people fly kites to represent India's spirit of independence.
The Red Fort in Delhi is another significant emblem since it was there that Jawahar
Lal Nehru, the country's first independent prime minister, unfurled the country's flag
on August 15, 1947. The flag-raising ceremony in Delhi is attended by a large crowd
and is a sight to behold. And other individuals watch patriotic movies or television
broadcasts of the Red Fort ritual at home. The entire country observes this day with
fervour and a sense of patriotism.