10 Lines on Independence Day in English

The Independence Day of India holds deep significance for every citizen of the country. It is observed on 15 August and commemorates India’s journey to independence from British colonialism. Moreover, it also pays tribute to those brave soldiers who laid their lives for Mother India. As the day is gradually approaching, schools will also start organizing competitions like quizzes, essays, speeches, and debates. To help students, here are samples of how to write 5 and 10 lines on Independence Day.

5 Lines on Independence Day for LKG and Class 1

1. Independence Day is on 15 August. 
2. We celebrate India’s freedom on this day.
3. We sing songs, dance, and wave flags.
4. It is a happy day for our country.
5. We love our India.

5 Lines on Independence Day for Class 3, 4, and 5

1. India celebrates Independence Day every year on 15 August. 
2. It is celebrated as a public holiday in India. 
3. This day commemorates the declaration of independence of India from British colonialism on 15 August 1947. 
4. Grand celebrations are held across the country in the form of cultural programs and fests. 
5. In 2024, India will observe its 78th Independence Day. 

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10 Lines on Independence Day for Class 1 and 2

1. Independence Day comes on 15 August.
2. It is a national holiday in India. 
3. We remember our freedom fighters and celebrate India’s freedom. 
4. Our Prime Minister hoists the national flag at the Red Fort. 
5. We sing our national anthem together. 
6. We also dance and sing songs in cultural programs. 
7. We decorate our classrooms with balloons and flags. 
8. Some people also enjoy fireworks. 
9. It is an important day for India. 
10. We feel proud and love our country.

10 Lines on Independence Day for Class 3, 4, and 5

1. Every year India celebrates Independence Day on 15th August. 
2. It was on 15 August 1947 that the country gained independence from British rule. 
3. This day is observed as a public holiday in India. 
4. On this day, the Prime Minister hoists the Indian national flag at the Red Fort. 
5. Schools and colleges also organize grand functions a few days before which include cultural programs, speeches, essays, and so much more. 
6. People also pay tributes to the freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives to gain independence for the country. 
7. On this day, people also fly kites with their loved ones in the spirit of independence. 
8. Streets and buildings are adorned with Indian flags and small kites resembling the colours of the national flag. 
9. The Independence Day of India instils a strong sense of pride and unity among the citizens. 
10. Various media outlets broadcast Bollywood movies and special programs which are closely related to India’s journey to independence. 

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