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Introduction
Everyone loves their country, and we get all positivity when we hear our country’s name. I am from India and feel the same whenever I hear or look into my country’s name. As India celebrates Independence Day, I want to share some information about our beautiful country. If you want to know some interesting details, please scroll through.
As Independence Day is here, let’s talk about independence first then will focus on other stuff.
Questions related to India Independence
- When we got independence?
India got independence on August 15th, 1947, and this year 2023 we are going to celebrate our 77th Independence Day.
- What is Independence?
It is the term that states being free as We are not in the control of anyone or any country. No one can control or rule us. We can do our work freely without being dictated to or forced by anyone else.
Why do we need Independence?
We need independence to “Be ourselves” and do our work peacefully without intervention.
- Who was the first president of India?
Dr.Rajendra Prasad was the first president of India from 1950 to 1962.
- Who was the first prime minister of India?
Jawaharlal Nehru was the first prime minister from 1947 to 1964 until his death.
- From whom India got independence?
India gained Independence from the British.
- Why did Britishers come to India?
Britishers entered India to trade and established the English East India Company.
- When did the Britishers come to India?
Britishers came to India in 1608 for trading purposes.
- Who designed our Indian flag?
Pingali (Pinglay) Venkayya
- Mention various Indian Freedom movements during the independence.
Revolt of 1857,
Swadeshi Movement,
Gadar Movement,
Home rule movement,
Champaran movement ,
Rowlatt Satyagraha,
Khilafat and Non-Cooperation Movement,
Civil Disobedience Movement,
Individual Satyagraha,
Quit India Movement
- Mention a few freedom fighters.
Every single Indian fought for our independence. We can look at a few known freedom fighters, though. There are many unsung heroes from all over the country
Mahatma Gandhi ,
Netaji Subhash Chandrabose,
Sardar Vallabhai Patel,
Bhagat Singh,
Veerapandiya Kattabomman,
Mangal pandey,
Tirupur Kumaran,
Rani Laxmi bai,
Lala Lajpat Rai,
Bal Gangadhar Tilak
- What the tricolor on the flag signifies
- Top saffron indicates the strength and courage of the country.
- White signifies peace, truth, purity, and innocence, with Asoka chakra in the middle, which represents constant movement and progress,
- Green signifies fertility, growth, and auspiciousness.
Questions related to India Independence
- Which is India’s national Flower?
On 26th January 1950, LOTUS was adopted as the national flower of India.
Which is India’s national bird?
Peacock is India’s National bird from 1963
Which is India’s national vegetable?
Indian Pumpkin
Which is India’s national reptile?
The snake
Which is India’s national fruit?
Mango
Which is India’s national currency?
Rupees
Which is India’s national tree?
banyan
Which is India’s national heritage animal?
The elephant
- Which is the national sport of India?
Hockey
Questions related to India Independence
- How many states are in India? – 28
Which is the language of Assam – Assamese
Which State is called God’s own country? – Kerala
- Which is the capital of the state of Gujarat?– Gandhinagar
- Which is the area-wise largest state. ? – Rajasthan
- Which place in India is also known as the “Land of Rising Sun”? – Arunachal Pradesh
- Which is the largest coffee-producing state of India? – Karnataka
- Which state in India produces the maximum milk? – Rajasthan
Which Indian state is known for its handicrafts all over the world? – Karnataka
Which is the most literate state? – Kerala
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