Happy Independance Day to all the Indian Members of PDF

[jinxeD_girl]

all humans are equal, only what matters is the IQ, skin colour or facial features dont matter

ignore racists, they neither represent pakistanis nor are intelligent people, they are simply low IQed stupid idiot


so cheers, now celebrate your day!!

Whom u r calling an Idiot? yourself? I am celebrating Independence day with them.. and u r calling me an idiot... had ho gayi.. By the way speaking of being an idiot... there is again no study done which shows any correlation between racism and intelligence. Racists can be very intelligent and vice versa.

 

[Sugarcane]

India!!! Happy Independence Day!

 

[jinxeD_girl]

It's ok, I like it. Blends some of India's culture with the west.

It's not as bad as the

The first 3 pics... who r they? Greeks?

 

[VelocuR]

Honestly I didn't find this thread a very attraction colourful, I guess they tend to do their way while Pakistan's own way. Pakistan's celebration is really beautiful. I wish you the best, let us live a prosperous peace.

 

[MrProudIndian]

The government forgets the Shaheeds due to whom we are here,free.
Only one man is remembered..Gandhi..The youngsters who laid their lives for the country are not.This makes me sad.
Anyways,Happy Independence Day.

 

[Rakshak]

The first 3 pics... who r they? Greeks?

Yup.

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[Fireurimagination]

Happy Independence Day Guys!

 

[Fireurimagination]

 

[newdelhinsa]

Turban is a part our culture both India and Pakistan.

Its a symbol of our proud heritage, valour, dignity, self respect, honour, duty, responsibility and a promise of Gentlemen-ship.

It came under attack when racist parasites from UK illegally captured our lands. They attacked our turbans by mocking them as useless, weird looking piece of cloth. They put turbans to waiting staff, darbans (door keepers) and to their servant to make it as a symbol of oppressed serving class who only serve their superior race masters.

There was a movement started in Lallyapur, Punjab, Pakistan by S. Ajit Singh the uncle of S. Bhagat Singh called as "Pagri sambhal Jatta''. 'Mind your turban oh son of the land' against darconion anti peasent law of empire. The movement took off when In a mammoth rally at Lyallpur on 3 rd March 1907, Sh. Banke Dayal, the editor of the newspaper, Jhang Syal, introduced his song, “Pagdi sambhal Jatta, Pagdi Sambhal oye”. Such was the popularity of the song that it soon became the very symbol and soul of the movement. So much so that the movement itself came to be called the Pagdi sambhal Jatta movement.

Song from Movie 'Shaeed' (Martyr) sung by legend Mohammad Rafi.

 

[LaBong]

Happy Independence Day

 

[LaBong]

Whom u r calling an Idiot? yourself? I am celebrating Independence day with them.. and u r calling me an idiot... had ho gayi.. By the way speaking of being an idiot... there is again no study done which shows any correlation between racism and intelligence. Racists can be very intelligent and vice versa.

And can themselves be subject to racism as well!

 

[Manas]

Born free, live free and die free . Happy Independence Day India .

 

[jinxeD_girl]

And can themselves be subject to racism as well!

yeah.. is that YOU in ur avatar ?

 

[newdelhinsa]

Keep it couple of notches down boys and girls.

These are very emotional days for all patriotic Indians and Pakistanis. Let us remember our freedom fighters who got these lands free from foreign invasion after great sacrifices. Let us value our freedom by giving a good impression that we have same feeling for this day (Independence day India and Pakistan).
We can fight out our differences some another day some another thread.

Thanks

 

[DarK-LorD]

On the sixty-fifth Independence Day
65 candles for India.

Today is our sixty-fifth Independence Day. We can brag about Taj Mahal or the Himalayas. But they existed since ancient times. There’s much that happened since 1947. So here are sixty-five candles to light and celebrate our achievements.

1. We are the only nation in the world which gave every adult the right to vote from its first day. In the US the world’s second largest democracy this right was given more than 150 years after their independence.

2. Just after birth we executed the world’s largest merger and acquisition activity, when 560 small princely states joined (merged) into the Union of India. Hardly any blood was spilt, nor any bullet fired.

3. We have the most number of languages spoken in any one nation; 29 languages are spoken in India, by more than one million people each. Canada almost broke up into two in 1960s because of tension between English and French.

4. More than 1,650 dialects spoken.

5. Fifteen major bloodless changes of power (Lok Sabha) at the Centre. Thailand has had 18 military coups since 1990.

6. Constitution drafted by a Dalit.

7. We have largest number of ethnic groups.

8. Largest diversity of races.

9. Largest number of elected persons in the world (one million), thanks to Panchayati Raj.

10. Largest number of elected women (panchayats, etc).

11. Among the very first countries to have woman head of State.

12. Has elected woman as Speaker, and President. Four major States have women CM, so also leader of Opposition.

13. One of only three countries that refused to sign Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty on matter of principle.

14. Developed nuclear technology indigenously under world boycott.

15. Lowest cost producer of nuclear energy ($ 1700 per kilowatt).

16. Only country to develop thorium-based nuclear power.

17. Among first country to develop satellite for domestic communication.

18. Lowest cost launcher of commercial satellites into space.

19. One of only five nations to launch nuclear submarine.

20. One of only five nations to send unmanned mission to moon.

21. Lowest cost producer of steel.

22. Of aluminum.

23. Of cement.

24. Of fertilizer.

25. Largest single location copper smelter.

26. Lowest cost delivery of wireless telephony.

27. Fastest growing telecom market.

28. Biggest user of the “missed call”.

29. World’s lowest cost supercomputer.

30. Lowest cost car (Nano).

31. World’s largest producer of two-wheelers.

32. Lowest cost high-quality eye surgery.

33. Record number of daily cataract operations, at one per cent cost of UK.

34. Largest single location oil refinery capacity nearly 70m tonnes.

35. Largest milk producer (100m tonnes).

36. Largest butter producer.

37. World’s largest milk producing cooperative (2.6 million members).

38. Among the largest producer and consumer of pulses.

39. Second largest producer of sugar.

40. Third largest producer of cotton.

41. Largest importer of gold (700 tonnes).

42. Largest consumer of gold.

43. 90 per cent of all diamonds polished and processed here.

44. Third largest stock exchange (by number of transactions).

45. Largest No. of post offices (1.5 lakh).

46. Largest number of bank account holders.

47. Largest number of agricultural plot holders (100 million).

48. Largest inward remittance receiver from non-residents ($52 billion).

49. Largest intra-country remittances.

50. World’s third largest railway network.

51. Largest single employer Indian Railways (1.5 million).

52. Highest number of daily train passengers.

53. World’s second largest airport (Delhi).

54. Among world’s highest bridge (near Leh).

55. World’s highest motorable pass (Khardung La at 5600m).

56. World’s largest number of movies produced annually.

57. India’s mid-day meal scheme is world’s biggest school lunch programme (120 million meals served daily).

58. National Rural Employment Programme largest in the world.

59. Third highest run getter in Test cricket.

60. Highest No. of Test and ODI centuries.

61. Winner of cricket World Cup twice.

62. Kumbh Mela is world’s largest religious congregation – 30 million pilgrims. Event mostly incident free.

63. Largest number of independently owned newspapers.

64. Home of the sachet revolution and micro finance.

65. Among a handful countries with fundamental right to information.

Happy Birthday, India!