Happy 75th Independence Day India - Page 6

Happy Independence Day!!!

Jai Hind

Lets together make India stronger and more richer country.

We will be No 1 Superpower country in next 25 years.

Vande Mataram

Bharat Mata Ki Jai

Originally posted by: Cookermaichane

Happy Independence Day🇮🇳

Jai Hind 🇮🇳
https://youtu.be/jDn2bn7_YSM

Happy Independence day!😳

🇮🇳 Happy Independence Day! 🇮🇳

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🥳❤️

Woohooo. Happy Independence Day to India!!!! May every Indian understand the meaning of true Independence and start valuing it instead of wasting it on useless things which will drag the country down!

https://youtu.be/-jf6pwtPqCs

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

Wishing you all

Happy Independence Day 🇮🇳

Thank you. 🤗

It's heartening to see wishes from non-Indians as well.

Could you speak a little on your connections with India here? People you know, people you've met, Indian foods you've tasted, etc. That'd be lovely.

Originally posted by: Mahisa_22

Thank you. 🤗

It's heartening to see wishes from non-Indians as well.

Could you speak a little on your connections with India here? People you know, people you've met, Indian foods you've tasted, etc. That'd be lovely.

You’re welcome and I’d love to. 🤗

Since childhood, I’ve had a very close connection with India. My parents are from Afghanistan and I was born/raised in Australia. Being a neighbouring country, Bollywood has always been a huge influence for Afghans. More than 80% of us know and understand the language because of our love towards the Indian culture. My parents escaped the war and lived in Delhi for two years. They loved it there, especially my mum. Mum always said that the people were so kind and respectful, and that she was hesitant to leave when they got sponsored to Australia.

I grew up listening to Hindi songs, dancing to Ek Do Teen as a toddler. I loved Bollywood and the Indian culture so much, especially the vibrant colours and festive celebrations. I learned the language from exposure alone. I don’t know how or when I began to understand Hindi … it just felt like I’ve always known it. This helped me bond and form more closer friendships with my Indian classmates at school. I easily got along with people from India as I always felt a sense of belonging and apnapan with them. On a few occasions I’ve even helped translate to non-English speaking Indians, and they always encouraged me, never once laughed at my broken and heavily accented Hindi. Such beautiful and kind people. ❤️

I hope to visit India one day. It’s been a lifelong dream to finally experience the beautiful culture after watching it from a TV screen for the past 30 years. Happy Independence Day once again. Thank you for being such an integral part of my life. Sharing a song I love.

https://youtu.be/wDheWYmNEhQ

Originally posted by: DelusionsOfNeha

Answers guess kar k PM karne hai ya yahin post karna hai?

Just post here. We'll post answers in a few days.

Originally posted by: FingerFetish

You’re welcome and I’d love to. 🤗

Since childhood, I’ve had a very close connection with India. My parents are from Afghanistan and I was born/raised in Australia. Being a neighbouring country, Bollywood has always been a huge influence for Afghans. More than 80% of us know and understand the language because of our love towards the Indian culture. My parents escaped the war and lived in Delhi for two years. They loved it there, especially my mum. Mum always said that the people were so kind and respectful, and that she was hesitant to leave when they got sponsored to Australia.

I grew up listening to Hindi songs, dancing to Ek Do Teen as a toddler. I loved Bollywood and the Indian culture so much, especially the vibrant colours and festive celebrations. I learned the language from exposure alone. I don’t know how or when I began to understand Hindi … it just felt like I’ve always known it. This helped me bond and form more closer friendships with my Indian classmates at school. I easily got along with people from India as I always felt a sense of belonging and apnapan with them. On a few occasions I’ve even helped translate to non-English speaking Indians, and they always encouraged me, never once laughed at my broken and heavily accented Hindi. Such beautiful and kind people. ❤️

I hope to visit India one day. It’s been a lifelong dream to finally experience the beautiful culture after watching it from a TV screen for the past 30 years. Happy Independence Day once again. Thank you for being such an integral part of my life. Sharing a song I love.

https://youtu.be/wDheWYmNEhQ

This is just beautiful. Splendidly touching. Thank you. ❤️❤️

lovely thread! ❤️

kudos to the efforts!!! 👏

Happy Independence Day all 🧡🤍💚