Independence Day: Independence Day is celebrated on 15 August in these countries too; Students must know the names..

Independence Day 2025: 15th August in India is a symbol of freedom, pride, and sacrifice. On this day in the year 1947, the country achieved independence by breaking the shackles of slavery under British rule. This day is not just a historical date, but reminds us of the struggle and sacrifice of crores of Indians, who sacrificed their lives to liberate the country.

But 15th August is not only special for India. Many other countries of the world also broke the chains of slavery on this day and stepped towards a new future. The echo of this day was heard not only in India, but in many corners of the world, which wrote a new story of independence and self-reliance.

Independence of the Korean Peninsula

The day of 15 August 1945 is recorded in golden letters in the history of Korea. On this day, South Korea and North Korea gained complete independence from the long-standing rule of Japan. Both countries gained independence after the defeat of Japan at the end of World War II, although later the region was divided into two parts. South Korea on one side and North Korea on the other.

Bahrain's freedom from Britain
Bahrain gained its independence from Britain on 15 August 1971. This small but strategically important country of the Gulf region was under British protection for a long time. Today, Bahrain is known for its modernity, economic strength, and cultural diversity, but the people there do not forget to remember their struggle and sacrifices for independence on 15 August.

Liechtenstein's independence
Liechtenstein, a small country in Europe, also gained independence on 15 August, but much before India, in the year 1866. This country separated from the Germanic Union and became a fully autonomous nation. 15 August is celebrated as "National Day" in Liechtenstein, in which the public celebrates along with the royal family.

Congo's independence from France
The important country of the African continent, the Republic of the Congo, gained independence from France on 15 August 1960. During the long period of French rule, the people here did not have the right to make independent decisions in economic and political matters. After many years of struggle and efforts, Congo gained independence. After many years of struggle and efforts, Congo gained independence. This day is a symbol of pride, respect and self-reliance for the people there.

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