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Happy Independence Day India!! Jai Hind!!



Happy Independence Day India!!!




 Independence Day Write-up 

Happy Independence day!!Jai Hind!!!

Today is Independence day!! The day when India got its Independence....

What does Independence mean?

I just got this question from a friend👆

Do any of you know the meaning of 'dependence'? 

I think you all have looked at the sentence from your science notebook, "Animals DEPEND upon plants." Have you?

Read these sentences below: 

Your sentence: She was attached to her mother.

Actual sentence: She was dependent on her mother.

Now you should have understood.

So those are the answers to your question, my friend.

I hope that these were also helpful for the others who were searching for the meaning.

So now, what do you mean by 'independent'? 

When you do work by yourself, when you are not controlled by anybody and when you don't depend upon anybody.

Today is India's 75th Independence day.

The British was ruling India for many years. It was horrible! Nobody had the key to freedom. Our dearest freedom fighters tried their best, but some failed. Mahatma Gandhi's non-violence movement saved India from the British rule. India's freedom struggle was all over! India got back its independence on August 15th, 1947. It was a really pleasant day for India.

Happy Independence day India!!


 Independence Day Poem

Today's a special day,

The day we learnt to be united,

We had our final say,

Against the British,

Yeah, the British,

Independent India,

Independence day,

We got freedom, hooray!

United India!

No more wars!

Victory to India!

Jai Hind, Jai Hind, Jai Hind!

Jai Hind!!!

Happy Independence day India!!

 


Independence Day Story

I made a story based on Gandhi. It is a simple story about Gandhi and his stick, coming alive. The stick advises Gandhi that we should fear nothing and we must be united. The stick keeps on scratching Gandhi about it. Gandhi is quite worried, but the stick will not let Gandhi rest till India brings back its freedom. The stick wants Gandhi to go get back the key to freedom from the British. Do you think Gandhi will?


Gandhi had a wise stick. Gandhi became a great freedom fighter by following the stick. One day, when Gandhi was resting under a big Banyan Tree, the stick opened its mouth and said, "We are under the British rule for years. It is horrific. The folks need our help. We need to do something. We shall not rest till freedom is brought back to India," Gandhi was tired of listening to the stick's advises. "Oh stick! You've been advising me all these years. Some have worked but some have failed. I am sure this advice of yours will fail. We don't need to cause trouble when there's already a lot going on." Gandhi said. The stick hopped and sat on Gandhi's lap. "Believe! First believe in your self before believing in everybody. Believe everybody, even if it might fail. Why don't you try? Trying is always a must. First learn all these before you murmur about the advises I gave and the advises I will be giving in the future." The stick said, jumping on Gandhi's lap. "Ouch!! Don't jump on my lap. I'm old. I always believe in myself. I do believe others, but this time, I believe that your idea might mess up India," Said Gandhi. "But what if the British rule never ends? Our life would be bad! Hmm...... Maybe, shall we leave India?" 

"Leave India?!!" The stick asked furiously with rage. "You kidding? No one is gonna leave the beautiful, precious India!! How dare you!"

"Oops! That was a true mistake of mine." said Gandhi.

"If you don't trust me, and if you want to leave India, go with your idea. But still, if I'm a normal, lean stick, I'll break this nonsense British rule!" Said the stick jumping towards the village. 

Gandhi would know nothing without his stick. He changed his mind and grabbed his stick. "Hey! Where are you taking me? You are nobody to me! Who is weakling not to believe in me?" The stick asked managing to get out. 

"I am going to believe everybody," Said Gandhi becoming serious. "Hmm..... Will you? Your behaviour has made me disbelieve you!" The stick said going back to its peaceful state.

"Oh, yes I will! I'll push those boasting Britishers out of dear India!" Said Gandhi picking up hope. "Okay then! Follow the rules," said the stick. Gandhi did as he was told. The stick distracted the Britishers and Gandhi suddenly started pulling all the Britishers. "Hey! What are you doing?" asked one of the Britishers, and then all the Britishers shouted as the stick grinned. Gandhi then pushed all the Britishers into a large ship and sent all of them back to their home. "You got all of them?" Asked the stick, curiously. "Yes, I did. I hope they don't come back soon!" Said Gandhi, panting. 

And that was a fictional story by me. You can say that this is the fictional way of how India got back its freedom. Jai Hind!!

Happy Independence day India!!

Jai Hind!!



Comments

  1. VijayaAugust 15, 2021 at 7:38 AM

    Wonderful shriyan i like it very much pl çoñtinue ur thought process without any break

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  2. VijayaAugust 15, 2021 at 7:59 AM

    Wonderful shriyan i like it very much pl çoñtinue ur thought process without any break. By viji patti

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  3. Shanthi BalajiAugust 15, 2021 at 9:51 AM

    Super di

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  4. T.SrinivasanAugust 15, 2021 at 10:41 AM

    Super Shriyandhaa. wonderful imagination. God bless you my dear shriyan. Keep writing. Great going.

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  5. T.SrinivasanAugust 15, 2021 at 10:47 AM

    Happy Independence day dear Shriyandhaa . Really it's amazing on reading the story about the stick with Mahatma Gandhi . wonderful imagination. And again you are rocking while writing poems. You give informative message in all write ups especially today about Independence day.My blessings and greetings on this special y.
    From Pushpa patti

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  6. Beyond living August 15, 2021 at 12:22 PM

    Wonderful write up..!

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  7. UnknownAugust 15, 2021 at 12:33 PM

    Wonderfullandgreat.godblessyou.realyiamverryhappy.(gopu!.thatha.)

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  8. socrates vijayAugust 15, 2021 at 1:37 PM

    Happy independence day Shriyandhaa. Very interesting to see your poem and about what is independence.. The stick of non-violence did work to send back the British... I enjoyed reading it dear ( Ashok perippa)..Blessings keep writing , n reading .

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  9. Samhi's SpaceAugust 15, 2021 at 2:03 PM

    Wonderful Shriyan darling. Superb write up...great imagination. I like the Gandhi story very much.
    Best wishes and happy independence day to you too. Love you ..

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  10. AnonymousAugust 15, 2021 at 4:34 PM

    Wonderful write up...great. Happy Independence day Shriyandha.

    Subbu.

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  11. KBRAugust 15, 2021 at 5:08 PM

    Super!👌👍👏

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  12. UnknownAugust 15, 2021 at 7:59 PM

    Wonderful work. Very happy to see your poetry. Nice story. Keep continuing. God bless you.
    Yours
    Amulu Attai from Mysore

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