Happy Independence Day -2021 by GBHSS-UTR

 

    Happy  Independence Day
 2021 by GBHSS-UTR


     Independence Day 2021: This year, the theme of I-Day is 'Nation First, Always First' to honor the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters and the glorious path laid down for generations by them on that night August 15, 1947, the first Prime Minister of Independent India, Jawaharlal Nehru, said, “At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom.”; likewise our school also clebrating this great occasion , our school teachers came for flag hoisting then good speech delivered by our school head masters Mr.N.BALAMURUGAN sir and AHM Mr.KUMAR sir  about 75 th independence day we feel  proud to be heard that following that many teachers given their speech

 
    we missed our wonderful students atmosphere because of pandemic ; but we express our celebration through our school blog we will jointogether soon... thanking you all wish you all of them happy independence day 


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     This Independence Day, let’s pay our tributes to all those brave freedom fighters, and leaders who gave up everything for the sake of our motherland. In this article we have curated some wishes, greetings, images and messages that you can send to your family, friends and peers and remind them about the importance of Independence. by gbhss-utr

       

                                  


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