New Delhi: The Embassy of Japan in India presents a vocal and instrumental rendition of the national anthem of India on India’s Independence Day. Staff members of the Embassy of Japan performed the anthem in traditional Indian attire, holding the Indian national flag high, and wearing beautiful tricolor dupatta.
In this momentous year, India will celebrate the 76th anniversary of its independence, which also marks the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and India.
Embassy staff perform as a group in front of a Peepal tree, a representation of the friendship between Japan and India that itself is steeped in the tricolor passion. The grand tree is revered.
#watch The Embassy of Japan in India presents a vocal and instrumental rendition of the National Anthem of India on India’s Independence Day
(Source: Embassy of Japan in India) pic.twitter.com/td4ItM1xDm— ANI (@ANI) 15 August 2022
tribute from australia
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese congratulated India on its 75th Independence Day anniversary and lauded its achievements. Congratulating everyone who marked India’s Independence Day as a wonderful celebration, Albanese said in a statement, “All Australians appreciate India’s successes and the many achievements that have defined this great country and its people. We also thank our Indian-Australian community for the contribution of our society, our culture, our country and the ties between our nations.”
“The rise of the world’s largest democracy and the achievements made by independent India are remarkable,” Albanese added in the statement.
The Australian PM said, “On the first Independence Day in 1947, when Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru called upon his people to join with confidence in the adventure of his new independence, the world could not have imagined that India would call upon him. But how seriously will he pay attention.”
Happy Indian Independence Day from Nepal
Also the Foreign Minister of Nepal, Narayan Khadka wished India on the 75th anniversary of Independence and extended her greetings and best wishes to External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on the joyous occasion. Nepal’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs tweeted on Twitter, “External Affairs Minister Hon’ble Dr. Narayan Khadka extends warm greetings and best wishes to External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar on the auspicious occasion of India’s 76th Independence Day.” India and Nepal enjoy a multifaceted and multi-sectoral development partnership that reflects the closeness of the peoples of the two countries.
Praise of US President Joe Biden
The US and India are indispensable partners, President Joe Biden has said and recalled Mahatma Gandhi’s “enduring message of truth and non-violence” to honor 75 years of India’s democratic journey.
This year, the US and India also celebrate the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations, Biden said, underlining that the two democracies will stand together to defend the rules-based order, advancing a free and open Indo-Pacific and solve the challenges. the world is facing.
“As people around the world, including nearly four million (40 million) proud Indian-Americans, celebrate the 75th anniversary of India’s independence on August 15, the United States joins the people of India to honor its democratic journey, Which is guided by Mahatma Gandhi’s enduring message of truth and non-violence,” Biden said in a statement.
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“This year, we are also celebrating the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between our great democracies. India and the United States are indispensable partners, and the US-India strategic partnership is based on our shared commitment to the rule of law and the promotion of human There is freedom and dignity,” he said.
He said the partnership between the two countries has been further strengthened by the deep bonds between their peoples. “The vibrant Indian-American community in the United States has made us a more innovative, inclusive and stronger nation,” Biden said.