India Independence Day  

IndiGo celebrates India’s 78th Independence Day by welcoming 77 new female pilots, including Captain Neetu Gupta, showcasing its commitment to diversity and inspiring future generations.
 

This Independence Day, watch these iconic movies that tell the stories of Indian soldiers and freedom fighters.

Read these interesting facts about the Ashoka Chakra in the Indian national flag.

This Independence Day let’s learn about India’s first IAS and IPS officers, who cleared the civil services exams during the British rule.

Read these interesting facts about the Indian national anthem, Jana Gana Mana.’

This 78th Independence Day, let's celebrate the spirit of India with 7 powerful quotes by freedom fighters. 

Share these warm wishes with your family and friends on Independence Day. Stay safe, stay healthy!

Independence Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm across the country every year on August 15th. While you may be familiar with many stories related to India's independence, do you know where the tallest flag in the country is located?

Brighten your Independence Day celebrations with these delicious, sweet dishes.

The Indian national flag, with its distinctive saffron, white, and green stripes and the Ashoka Chakra, represents unity and pride. Proper display and handling are essential to uphold its dignity.
 

Read about the key changes in the education sector from 1947 to the present.

Here are five highly recommended books on the India-Pakistan partition that are known for their emotional depth and compelling narratives.

Here are seven patriotic songs for your Independence Day celebrations. These songs can enrich the experience and strengthen your connection to the nation's heritage.

India's 78th Independence Day on August 15 features the ceremonial hoisting of the national flag at the Red Fort, symbolizing freedom, unity, and historical significance.
 

According to the Flag Code of India, 2002, there are clear guidelines on who is permitted to display the tricolour on their vehicles and who is not. Violating these rules and regulations can result in heavy penalties.