India attained freedom from 250 years of tyrannical British rule on 15th August 1947. Independence Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm and pride every year to honour the country’s courageous journey toward freedom. It serves as a tribute to the freedom fighters who bravely stood against the oppressive colonial rule, enduring intense hardships and sacrificing their lives for the nation.
Independence Day reminds us of our shared history of struggle and the spirit of brotherhood that unites us. Decorate your home to instill a sense of patriotism and feel proud to be an Indian. Involve your kids in decorating your home and share patriotic stories with them to develop a sense of pride and understanding of the Independence Day celebration.
This will help inculcate a cultural reverence towards Indian history and traditions, preparing them to become better Indian citizens in the future. ALSO READ: Fourth Sawan Somvar Vrat 2024: Date, shubh muhurat, significance, puja rituals and all you need to know Tri-colour palette It’s a no-brainer to align the décor colour palette with the colours of the Indian flag—saffron, white, and dark green. These colours should be the highlight of the home, with every décor item, whether store-bought or handmade, reflecting the spirit of the day.
This approach adds a more immersive and vibrant energy, uniting the diverse communities and cultures represented by these three colours. This colour combination embodies our national identity, so do.