Independence Day  

The 75th Indian Independence day is around the corner and it’s time for the patriotic fever to send waves across the country. We hear “Har Ghar Tiranga” meaning “Let there be tricolor in every house”. And VGP Marine Kingdom is no different.

Let's revisit the story of how a man who had never visited India, Sir Cyril Radcliffe, got the task of 'drawing' the lines of partition.

The Empire State building would be lit in the hues of the national flag. The day would end with a gala cruise on the Hudson River, attended by top government officials, special guests and members of Indian American community.

On the 75th year of independence, here are some numbers that every Indian must be proud of and reflects upon its true potential

On 74th Independence Day, world-famous Niagara Falls in Canada, Empire State Building in New York, Burj Khalifa in Dubai were lit up in the colours of the Indian national flag.

For every Indian, Independence Day is a day that is an important chapter in history as it broke away from the shackles of the British Raj & became a free country. Today, India marks it’s 73rd year of independence.
 

 On this Independence Day, let’s take a look at some exemplary decisions taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi!

 

Newly appointed Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha hoisted the Tricolour in Srinagar
 

How does the health ID card, as announced by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, work? 

Be it the enactment of Citizenship Amendment Act or the bhumi pujan of Ram Mandir, PM Modi has given freedom from inequality

The Indian flag will be unveiled at the iconic Times Square in New York for the first time on Independence Day

Indian Tri-Colour will unfurled at the historic Times Square on Independence Day 

From reds and yellows to pinks and greens, the Prime Minister has experimented with the turban every year on Independence Day and Republic Day since coming to power for the first time in 2014

John Abraham's next, action thriller "Attack" will release on August 14, 2020.
 

Freedom fighter Gurial Singh who had worked as driver for Subhas Chandra Bose died following age-related illness. Here are five lesser known facts about Gurdial Singh.