Independence Day 2018
“Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves.”
India has always been a nation where all the festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy. But when it comes to the day of national celebrations, the colors of happiness is on another level. The day is coming soon when the entire nation when the whole world will see the immense power of India along with the nationalism in Indians.
15th August – the day, when the heart of every Indian gets overwhelmed with the joy of freedom, is approaching soon. It is the day when the entire nation unites together in the color of unity, happiness and being proud. The day of independence is also celebrated with great joy along with flying kites. People from around the country are seen enjoying with their loved ones and flying kites. There is an atmosphere of love all around the nation and everyone comes together to be the part of this glorious day.
Another significance that makes the Independence Day more glorious is the fact that on this day, people of different religion unite together as Indians. They come together and break the barriers of caste, religion, language, and hatred to stand up as one nation. On the Independence Day, the whole world witnessed the power and unity of India.
Are you all ready to be the part of India’s celebration of peace, happiness, and togetherness? Are you ready to understand the real meaning of independence and implement the same in day to day lives? Get yourself all ready for breaking the barriers of hatred and spreading the message of love and unity. We hope, this Independence Day brings all the happiness and joy to all of you along with the love of your fellow Indians.
On this auspicious day, here’s a motivational thought for all of you:
“Thousands laid down their lives so that our country is breathing today. Never forget their sacrifices.”
Wishing you all a very happy and prosperous INDEPENDENCE DAY!
Independence Day Wallpapers and Quotes:
“Freedom is never dear at any price. It is the breath of life. What would a man not pay for living?” – Mahatma Gandhi