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Independence
Independence! What does independence mean to you? (Come on, you can comment!) For our generation, it would probably be freedom to do whatever they want- free to do, to choose or perceive what they like.  For our older generation, it may be different though. Maybe our parents thought independence to be free from control or influence of others, and what our grandparents' generation saw would probably be much different from our views. They would have seen it as a moment of pride and immense pleasure. And why wouldn't they have thought it- it was indeed the era of revolution, the age when India gained back its confidence and esteem. India got its freedom- its hope to live freely and independently, deprived of control of the British Government.
    That independence brought a different and new meaning to each and every life of the human inhabitant of this land. The new sun rose, a reason for a new beginning, turning part of each's life came by. The feeling of pride and independence- self-esteem and honour- and a sense of responsibility are aroused in beings. But it was accompanied by the other half of the situation. The loss that the nation had incurred- the loss of revolutionaries who gave up on everything they had for the betterment of the future of the nation. There were many unsung heroes like Batukeshwawr Dutt, Aurobindo Ghose, Durga Bhabhi, Khan Abdul Khan Gaffar and many more who shed their blood and effort at each step to take India to greater heights. 
    When the flag of India was being unfurled in the independent sky, the flame was given to those dead corpses who lost themselves in gaining this nation. When a few were giving salutes to the upheld flag, a few were praying for a better afterlife for the combatants. When some people were busy taking their vows to fulfil their duties and better future for the nation, some people were vowing to take care of the families of the lost combatants. The air had much pride but had grief too.  After all, the situation was not the same for all. It was only when India remorsed about its independence. We got independence but lost the people who actually deserved it. 
    This year, we are celebrating 75 Independence year, commemorating the sacrifices of many such unsung warriors.  So, let's pay homage to such selfless souls by coming together and becoming the nation they had dreamed of. Let's come together and leave our religious difference and be the Indians who are worth the sacrifices and value them. Let's take this nation to greater heights- that they all wanted. At this Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav, let's arouse that fire of flames within ourselves- which took away our warriors but left their efforts and sacrifices behind. Appreciate their works and try to walk on their paths. Let's write new stories of our independence and make this independence day a memorable one!
    Lastly wishing you all a very happy Independence Day. (Would be eager to hear your story and views on independence in the comments below!) Till then it's me, Thorvi Mule, taking a leave from you. See you at the next blog!
                    -Thorvi M.
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