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On 15th of  August every year India celebrate its Independence Day. On this day in the year 1947 India got freedom from Britishers. This day is observed with the hoisting of the national flag  followed by singing the national anthem, "Jana Gan Mana." Firstly flag hoisting takes place at red fort in National capital Delhi where honorable Prime Minister of India hosts the flag. After the national capital Delhi flag hoisting takes place every where around India. There are several events performed which includes parades, cultural programs, and patriotic speeches and songs  across the country. The first Independence day of India was observed and celebrated on 15th August in the year 1947, first Prime Minister of Independent India Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru hoisted the Indian national flag and delivered his famous "Tryst with Destiny" speech, marking the occasion. Independence Day is a national holiday in India and is celebrated with great fervor and patriotism, it honors the c

The match was a fitting farewell for Sreejesh, He bids goodbye to goalkeeping gloves after finishing his carrier with a bronze medal in Paris. India showcased exceptional skill and determination, and the hero of the match was undoubtedly our King, Sreejesh.  Sreejesh one of the greatest Indian hockey players of all time was in tears after  India clinched a thrilling 2-1 victory of Sapin .  His goalkeeping was phenomenal; he stopped every attempt by Spain proving that no one could breach his formidable defense. This was particularly significant as it was Sreejesh’s last game, making it even more crucial for him and the team. The first half saw both teams locked in a 0-0 stalemate. However, the game heated up in the second half when Spain took the lead with the first goal. Despite being behind, India demonstrated its fighting spirit by earning a penalty corner. Our captain, Harmanpreet Singh, seized the opportunity and scored, leveling the match at 1-1. As the third quarter began, India

The very famous line from Dangal movie - Mahari Choriyaan choro se kam hai ke -is proving its effect even today after so many years. And with this great aura, we are here to celebrate the victory of Vinesh  Phogat the proud celebrate the proud daughter of Bharat.  The girl who on air for her protest against the Wrestling federation, the lathi charge done against her along with others, has ones against proved her magnitude against the forces and defeated the defending Japanese wrestler yui susaki and Cuba's Yusneylis Guzman Lopez  to enter Paris Olympics finals etching her name History. what might have been a dream for Vinesh.  And in this great victory along with every Indian and her family was fellow wrestler Bajrang Punia, and in a conversation with ESPN, Punia quoted Phogat is saying: ''I  am fighting for myself, my career is done and this is my last Olympics. I want to  fight for them so that they can wrestle safely. That's why I was in Jantar Mantar, and that's

Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh Shine with Historic Bronze for India In a stunning performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Manu Bhaker and Sarabjot Singh secured another bronze for India in shooting. This achievement not only adds to India’s medal tally but also made Manu Bhaker as a first woman to win two medals in one Olympics game.                                          The Indian pair displayed exceptional composure and skill throughout the match. By the third series, they were leading 4-2, and their advantage extended to 8-2 by the fifth series. Despite a determined comeback from South Korea, which narrowed the score to 10-6 by the eighth series, Bhaker and Singh maintained their focus and clinched a comfortable victory. For Sarabjot Singh, this bronze represents his first Olympic medal, a testament to his talent and hard work.  Meanwhile, Manu Bhaker has made history by becoming the first Indian woman to win multiple medals in a single Olympic Games. She had previously secured a

Arjun Babuta's performance in 10m air rifle 2024 Olympics was marked by both impressive skill and a heartbreaking near miss. Initially securing the 2nd position with a strong start, Babuta was just 0.1 points behind the gold medal winner, Sheng Lihao, illustrating how close the competition was. But he soon dropped far down the rankings  Babuta ended up with a total score of 208.4. This score was only 1.4 points shy of the bronze medal winner, making it a remarkable performance despite the setback. In a sport where every shot can make or break a result, Babuta's final shot scored 9.5, and turned out to be the crucial factor that kept him off the podium. This single score was the difference between a medal and missing out. It was a tough and heartbreaking moment, overshadowing what had otherwise been an exceptional performance. When Arjun finished without a medal, the disappointment was felt across the country. Many had hoped that his stellar performance would secure another meda

Today, we observe the death anniversary of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, India's 11th President, who left an indelible mark on the nation. As we pay tribute to this visionary leader, we reflect on his remarkable contributions and the significance he holds in India's history. The People's President Dr. Kalam's presidency (2002-2007) was a testament to his commitment to the people. He was a leader who connected with the masses, earning him the nickname "The People's President." His humility, kindness, and generosity inspired a nation. Scientific Contributions As a renowned scientist, Dr. Kalam played a pivotal role in India's space and missile programs. His work on the Agni and Prithvi missiles earned him the title "Missile Man." His contributions to the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) helped shape the country's space exploration endeavors. Inspiring Generations Dr. Kalam's passion for education and innovation inspired countless young