Independence Day india

In Punjab, Independence Day celebrations were marked at the border: A message of peace was conveyed at 12 midnight through a candle march, appealing for unity between both nations. At the India-Pakistan border on the occasion of the 77th Independence Day, a peace message was conveyed at the Attari-Wagah border at 12 midnight. The Aman-Dosti Yatra (Peace and Friendship Journey) was held during the early hours of Monday-Tuesday, with participants from across India gathering to send a message of unity for a brighter future for both countries. During this event, a candle march was also organized, and tributes were paid to the 1 million people who lost their lives. The march highlighted the spirit of Hindu-Muslim brotherhood, and the Golden Gate at the Attari border was illuminated in the colors of the national flag. Initiated by the Hind-Pak Dosti Manch, Folklore Research Academy, SAFMA, Hind-Pak Peoples Forum for Peace, and Democracy, and Sarbat Da Bhala Trust, this peace march has been held for the past 28 years. Remembering the 1 million lives lost: On this occasion of independence, people who reached out to send messages of love to both nations mentioned that Punjab and Bengal suffered the most during the partition, with 1 million lives lost. It's important to remember these martyrs and pray for their eternal peace. Appeal for unity between both nations' governments: Niyamad Toheed, who traveled from Noida to the Attari border, urged both nations' governments to come together for a shared future. She expressed her happiness at being part of this Indo-Pak friendship initiative. Mandeep Kaur, from Ludhiana, shared her first experience being a part of this event at the Attari border. She was delighted to see people from all over the country coming together to pray for peace in both nations. Sweet exchanges at the border: At the India-Pakistan border, the BSF and Pakistan Rangers have been exchanging sweets and well-wishes for Independence Day. They exchanged sweets and expressed gratitude to each other, symbolizing the spirit of goodwill and camaraderie. Send a message