In India, there are three official holidays: Republic Day on January 26 and Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday on October 2. Independence Day on August 15. Every state and union territory in India celebrates it.
The President of India delivers the “Address to the Nation” on the eve of Independence Day. The Prime Minister hoisted the Indian flag on the Delhi Red Fort’s walls on August 15. The prime minister discusses significant concerns, praises recent accomplishments, and urges more progress in his speech. He honours the forerunners of the Indian independence movement. The Indian national song, “Jana Gana Mana,” is sung.
Activities in worksheet
- Vocabulary
- Dress Up
- India Related
- Stick the Alphabets
- Colour Code
- Handprint
- Match the flag
- Size Sort
- Complete Pattern
- Answer the questions
- Tracing
- Find 5 Differences
- Odd One Out
- Counting
- Connect the dots
- More & Less
- Word Search
