Independence Day 2023: India is going to celebrate its 77th Independence Day on 15th August 2023. Like every year a new theme has been launched to enhance patriotism. “Har Ghar Tiranga” campaign was launched by the Ministry of Home Affairs for Independence Day 2023. Incredibles programs scheduled to unclose the heritage “Unity in Diversity” will be attended by friendly country guests.
Celebrations of Independence Day 2023 in India: A Glorious Tribute to Unity, Patriotism, and Heritage
- The 77th Independence Day of India will be celebrated on August 15, 2023.
- The Ministry of Home Affairs is promoting patriotism through the “Har Ghar Tiranga” campaign.
- A friendly country crowd attended the inaugural programmes highlighting “Unity in Diversity.”.
- Dress rehearsals for the armed forces are held at the Red Fort; 1,800 guests are invited to the celebration.
- The Prime Minister will address the celebrations, inspect the Guard of Honour, and unfurl the national flag.
- “Nation First, Always” promotes nationalism, aligned with “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav.”
- A history of the struggle for freedom, from the 1857 Freedom Struggle to the drafting of the Constitution.
- The celebration includes parades, flag unfurling’s, air force aerial displays, and a speech by the Prime Minister.
- Universities, colleges, and schools organise patriotic events.
- The National Flag will be unfurled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in keeping with tradition.
On Sunday, Red Fort in Delhi hosted full dress rehearsals of various armed forces for Independence Day 2023. A total of 1,800 guests have been invited to the 77th Independence Day celebrations in New Delhi on August 15. These include samari workers, Khadi workers, primary school teachers, and nurses.
In advance of the 2024 general elections, the government is also designing selfie points throughout the city.
The Prime Minister will address Independence Day celebrations from the Red Fort. He will inspect a Guard of Honor and unfurl the National Flag.
This Independence Day, One of the largest Democratic Countries India, will show its glimpses of heritage “Unity in Diversity” through Cultural Parades, patriotic spirit, and values through the tricolor. For this, The Government of India has launched a new theme “Nation First, Always‘ ‘ which aims to encourage nationalism among the citizens. The slogan is in tune with “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav”.
The struggle of 1857 was cultivated into Freedom from Imperialist Britishers, Independence Day remembers the history, Cultural glimpses & Tribute to the Martyrs. MHA launched “Har Ghar Tiranga” & “Nation First, Always First.”
Tradition and Programs on 15th August.
The Independence Day at Lal Quila Delhi is celebrated by enchanting programs such as –
- Parade of the Indian Army, Air Force, and Naval Force presented the Guard of Honour to the Prime Minister of India.
- Unfurling the National Tricolor Flag by the PM with the National Anthem and 21-gun Salute.
- Indian Air Force showers the flower petals from the sky over the National Flag waving at Lal Qila.
- The Prime Minister of India dedicates his historical speech to “we the people of India.” from Lal Quila.
- Tricolor Balloons will be released according to the schedule and this Independence Day a reception “At Home” also would be conducted after 5 PM at the Rashtrapati Bhawan.
Importance of the Celebration of Independence:
On this occasion “We the People of India” are able to know Indian history and the process of how our “the golden Bird” was colonized by Imperialists – French, Portuguese, and long rulers Britishers. We also remember the Freedom Struggle of 1857 started by Mangal Pandey, Rani Laxmibai, Maulavi Liyaqat Ali, etc. under the Leadership of Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar.
The struggle resulted in the Independence of India from the whites who accepted the challenge to have a Constitution. Revolutions have been practiced in the world to cultivate Democracy and the Constitution. This also happened in India too. Dr. B.R Ambedkar drafted the world’s biggest Democratic Constitution which was accepted on 26th January 1949 and was implemented on 26th November 1951.
Independence Day is an occasion filled with excitement, energy, and patriotism and with this spirit citizens of India remember the history of freedom Struggle from 1857 to 1947. The schools, Colleges, and Universities celebrate it by organizing various types of cultural events, Distributing sweets among themselves. Children filled with excitement, having the tricolor in their hands, wearing tricolor-based clothes, and shouting slogans with patriotism for their country create an incredible environment across the country.
Always Remember:
On Independence Day 15th August, the Prime Minister of India unfurls the National Flag “Tiranga” at Lal Quila. This tradition was started by the first PM Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and is followed by every Prime Minister. This Year Prime Minister Narendra Modi will respect the Tricolor and deliver his speech.
