Why does India celebrate Independance Day?

Panditji is right

They wanted to remain in dependence

because [Haathi kay daant khane kay aur ,aur dikhane kay aur] i hope that the Indian's will clearly understand this

if you get a chance to eat over there.. any reason is good

we got freedom from the "BRITISH RULE".

But we still got independence from British rule!!

The Indian Independence Day marks the anniversary of the date that India gained her independence from the British crown.

August 15, 2006 is the 59th anniversary of the day the Indian Independence Act went into effect. The British began taking over India in the late 1700s, and on this day, they formally transferred power to Indian nationals. The celebration is for that. Gandhi was the only powerful Indian leader who wanted a united India. The others refused to agree, and it looked like the whole quest for independence would become bogged down with endless political negotiations while civil wars raged. The only answer the majority of leaders could agree with, was to provide independent control for both Muslims and Hindus by immediately dividing the land & creating Pakistan and India. The separation of other countries (e.g. Bangladesh) out of the original boundaries, came later.