I need some poems on independence day of india in english......plzz do reply quickly........its urgent...

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I need some poems on independence day of india in english......plzz do reply quickly........its urgent...

Answer 1

I Love My Motherland India Because:

Integrity of the nation is paramount

No one is above the laws of the land

Democracy: largest and strongest in the world exists

Industries and industriousness reinforce each other

A’ll are given equal opportunities for development

Sanctity: sacred rivers like Ganges, Brahmaputra, Cauvery etc flow

Security: scientists, sages, seers have had their birth

Indianness, indigenization are of prime value

Xians, Muslims, Sikhs, Parsees, Jains, and others live in amity

Traditions and cultural heritage are mostly preserved

Intellectual resource is an unfathomable wealth

Education has been revitalized through mass media of communication in a big way

Togetherness of peoples has led to unity and harmony

Health: for all is through PHCs,

Internet is revolutionizing mass-education, transactions and

Neutrality makes India a most-friendly nation

Defence includes offence and deterrence

English knowledge is a valuable asset for jobs abroad

Population is both a unique advantage as well as demerit

Economy is quite independent of global factors

Nuclear power is used for peaceful purposes mainly

Development of the individual and nation happens in right proportions

Equality of sexes, creeds and communities is constitutionally safe-guarded

Non-governmental organisations play a vital role in many spheres

Companies of multi-national origin vie with one another to do business in India

Emphasis is on love and brotherhood of nations and not war

Deterioration of social and moral values is not a problem as yet

Agriculture is the main-stay of most people

Yeoman service has been offered by India to most world bodies and in world affairs

by Dr John Celes

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Where The Mind is Without Fear

Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high;

Where knowledge is free;

Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow

domestic walls;

Where words come out from the depth of truth;

Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection;

Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the

dreary desert sand of dead habit;

Where the mind is led forward by thee into ever-widening thought

and action--

Into that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake.

      -- Rabindranath Tagore

  



  My sleep got disturbed, thrice that day;

I could not sleep tho’ a holiday;

My mind was filled with thoughts unclear;

I got up in the morn, much earlier;

‘Twas India’s Independence Day!

Thunder, lightning filled the night’s Sky;

The day much overcast did fly;

The Rain was just a drizzle that day;

Wetted the ground of mud and clay;

‘Twas 15th of August, a rainy day.

The pea-birds howled and groaned that night;

The Rain made them shiver with fright;

Though ten, it looked like six in the morn;

The Sun behind the clouds had gone;

The Sky ground-glass remained that day.

The leaky tap-waters that fell,

Raised wavelets, ploppy-toned and swell;

Rain-drops on cables looked like pearls;

Dropped, formed again, enticing souls;

It looked it would rain long that day.

Rain-drops hanging beneath fir-twigs;

Glittered in the scarce light like figs;

The whole tree was aglow, alit;

A thing of beauty, don’t miss it!

The Sky looked like a barred-white board!

A frail, brown-skinned, bony human,

With sack on head, bent-back, he ran!

The Indian was agonizing!

Tho’ people keep sermonizing!

Fifty years after Independence!

What good was done for the common-man?

Dr John Celes

Wish a Happy Independence Day to all my Indian brothers and sisters

And they include all, from corporate honchos to factory labours.

Let's work hard to make India a country of dream

And for that we all need to work as a team.

Don't let anything to bring any disunity among us

Whether the issue is political, ethnical, lingual or religious.

Let there be no victim of any social or legal injustice

Let there be no room for any corruption and malpractice.

Let there be no poverty, which compels a mother to sell her baby

Let there be no hunger, that forces people into beggary.

Let there be no unemployment, that sinks the youths into frustration

Let's ensure that no Indian child is denied the basic school education.

All these may sound to be utopian, but we must not feel shy

If we are honest in our endeavour, we may achieve that high.