After Independence, India has adopted mixed economy as economic developmental strategy. Both public and private sector co-exist side by side. In order to achieve rapid economic growth, planned development economy was introduced.
15th of August 1947 is an important day for all Indians. On that day Indians got freedom from the British. The Union Jack was brought down and for the first time, our National Flag, flew over the Red Fort, Delhi. Achieving independence was not easy.
15th August 1947 is an important day in the history of India. We became free from the British rule. Independence did not come to our country over-night. It was the result of a long and continuous struggle.
On January 26, 1930 the people took a pledge to struggle for Poorna Swaraj. Twenty years later when our Constitution was ready, we choose 26th January, 1950 to adopt our Constitution.
After the war there were elections in England. The new Prime Minister of England Mr. Atlee realized that they could not rule India any more and the time has come to handover power to the people of the country.
We celebrate our Independence Day on 1 5th August every year. It is the day when we became independent from the foreign rule after a long and continuous struggle for freedom.
The first important task in the educational field before our government was to open more schools and colleges. Along with these many technical training institutes and engineering colleges were to be set-up.
Gandhiji launched the Quit India Movement in AD 1942. The government banned the Congress and arrested its leaders. A large number of people were jailed.The Indian National Army or the ‘Azad Hind Fauj’ worked towards securing India’s freedom. Subhas Chandra Bose was actively involved in it.
14 essential points on struggle for independence of India are mentioned below. A militant movement grew up in the early years of twentieth century AD. Secret societies were formed whose members believed in the use of violence to overthrow British rule. The movement did not succeed.
Some of the way to secure the independence of judiciary are (a) High Social Status (b) Adequate emoluments (c) Separation of executive from judiciary (d) Security of service and (e) Importance on merit.