Independence day history

Today India celebrates six decades of independence from British rule. For a long time it was viewed by many as a backward country, known mostly for its poverty and spiritualism. Times have changed, the economy is booming, and the country has been reborn. We look back over some of the key events of the last 60 years.

Here’s the thing about lessons: they’re often forgotten. They fade away into corners of our mind, they get all jumbled up and we remember only the whole. In this Independence Day special issue, we take you back in time – through artefacts, photographs and documents – to some historic moments that led to freedom at the stroke of midnight. | Latest News India

The Fourth of July is the day we celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Of course we call this Independence Day, but did you know that this wasn’t actually when the U.S. gained its independence? Independence wasn’t actually granted until the American Revolution ended in 1783, with the signing of the Treaty of Paris. Enjoy some fun facts this weekend and be sure to share these facts so they are not forgotten... Have a Safe and Great Holiday Weekend!

A s we celebrate the Indian Independence Day on August 15, it will be interesting to recall the scene from the first Independence Day cele...

🇹🇹 Happy Trinidad & Tobago Independence Day! 🎉 Today, we honour the vibrant culture, rich history, and incredible spirit of the people of Trinidad & Tobago. Since gaining independence on August 31st, 1962, this twin-island nation has dazzled the world with its Carnival, music, cuisine, and unwavering pride. Let’s celebrate the achievements and diversity that make Trinidad & Tobago truly unique.