Independence Day is celebrated annually in India on August 15th to commemorate the country's independence from British rule in 1947. On this day, the president of India hosts the raising of the flag at Red Fort in Delhi, followed by performances of the National Song ("Vande Mataram") and National Anthem ("Jana Gana Mana"). This year marks the 75th anniversary of India's independence, which will be commemorated through various government-organized events celebrating India's history, culture and achievements since independence. Prior to 1947, India suffered from issues like low incomes, unemployment, and underdeveloped industries due to two centuries of British colonial rule.

1. BY KSAMANVITHA
CLASS 6D 27

2.  Independence Day is celebrated annually on
15 August as a public holiday in
India commemorating the nation's
independence from the United Kingdom on
15 August 1947, the day when the
provisions of the Indian Independence Act,
which transferred legislative sovereignty to
the Indian Constituent Assembly, came into
effect.

3.  We celebrate it on August 15th .
 We celebrate it annually at the RedFort in
Delhi.
 The president of India Narendra Modi host’s
the flag following with our National Song and
National Anthem
 The National Song name is Vande Matharam
 The National Anthem name is :
Jana Gana Mana

4. What is the introduction of 75th
Independence Day?
It is the initiative to celebrate and
commemorate 75 years of
independence from British rule and the
history of India's people, culture and
achievements. The commemoration is
to be celebrated through a series of
events organized by the Government of
India.

7.  At the end of two hundred years of British
rule, Indian economy was subjected to the
problems of low per capita income,
unemployment, shattered structure of
cottage and small industries, low capital
formation, low level of investment, high
birth and death rates and conservative
attitudes of Indian people.