CELEBRATING 75TH INDEPENDENCE DAY OF INDIA

All the land to the south of Asia was once full of gold and enriched with royalty. Today, in the 21st century, this land is at a stage of leading so many nations towards development and prosperity through its technology, labor, and humanity. This is the land known as India, and on August 15, 2022, all Indians will be celebrating the 75th independence day of India. As the honorable prime minister of India, Narendra Modi, says, let's celebrate the Azaadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, i.e., the Platinum Jubilee Anniversary of India. At Karmaplace, we are honored to bring you the Indian ethnic garments for this 75th Independence Day of India with complete pride and respect towards Indian heritage and send wishes like Happy 75th Independence Day India or simply Happy Independence Day India.

HISTORY OF INDIA

Indian history dates back eons, with the earliest recorded history from the Indus Valley Civilization at Harappa and Mohenjo-daro, which are in today’s Pakistan. Pakistan was separated from India in 1947 when both nation-states were partitioned after the British Empire ended its rule. This was a consequence of communal conflict that was fueled for years by the British administration throughout the history of India. India is a nation full of diversity in terms of ecology, religion, race, and so much more. India was a harmonious country where people of all backgrounds stayed together, with petty conflicts rising every now and then, but the major conflict between two major religious communities—Hindus and Muslims—was sparked when the British Empire learned from the history of India that this nation cannot be ruled unless it is divided.

British India was partitioned into two parts: East Pakistan (comprising the eastern part of today’s West Bengal state of India) and West Pakistan (comprising the western regions of Sindh, Baloch, etc.). Later on, East Pakistan became an independent state of Bangladesh, and West Pakistan seceded as the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Thus, the history of India witnessed the cruelest and most disgraceful part, which was the partition of the Indian motherland into three. However, today all three nations are working at their best with a growing economy, and the Indian diaspora, Pakistani diaspora, and Bangladeshi diaspora are living in harmony across the world, especially South Asians in the United States and South Asians in the United Kingdom, where all together they form the largest majority living with unity and peace.

COLORS OF INDIA FLAG MEANING

On this 75th Independence Day of India in the year 2022, let’s make efforts to understand the meaning of the colors of the India flag, as most of us tend to think that those three colors and the Ashoka Chakra in the center represent the religions of India. This is a ridiculous justification for the colors of the Indian flag's meaning. People generally think the saffron at the top symbolizes Hinduism, white stands for Christianity, and green stands for Muslims. Whereas, the Ashoka chakra in blue is for the Buddhist minority. However, the actual meaning of Indian flag colors is completely different and disconnected from religion.

The forefathers of India who designed the Indian flag—tricolor or tiranga—portrayed three colors—saffron, white, and green—with a blue-colored Ashoka Chakra. The saffron is about the resistance to British rule; the white is about the positive light towards progress; and the last color, green, is about our connection to nature. Ashoka chakra was adopted from the Ashoka Empire, an important part of the history of India. It represents the wheel or cycle of dharma, i.e., the truth or Satya.

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION INDIA

All over the nation, you will see people chanting these words: Bharat Mata ki Jai, which means ‘Hail Mother India', as well as wishing everyone a Happy 75th Independence Day or Happy Independence Day, India, on this 75th Independence Day of India, and more similar Independence Day quotes from India become trending all over social media. Karmaplace is here to present you some popular Independence Day quotes from India just for you, as follows: Swaraj (independence for India) is my birthright, and I shall have it'. Bal Gangadhar Tilak India is a country whose greatness lies in its undying ideals of love and sacrifice. At the stroke of midnight, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom. - Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru

As the month of August has arrived, the 75th Independence Day of India will be one of the biggest celebrations of the year. Every Indian will be taking part in the Independence Day celebration in India, as the Red Fort in Delhi, like every year, will witness a glorious event this year on August 15, 2022. Although at a distance, you all can still be a part of this Independence Day celebration in India by wearing the colors of the Indian flag, i.e., saffron, white, blue, and green. Celebrate this 75th Independence Day in India with Karmaplace with the best of traditional Indian wear like kurtas, kurtis, sarees, and so much more, paired with ethnic footwear and Indian jewelry.

INDEPENDENCE DAY SALE

Karmaplace, keeping India closer at the heart of its platform, is celebrating the 75th Independence Day of India with an Independence Day sale. Let’s celebrate the glorious history of India by shopping on an online Independence Day sale for traditional Indian wear like orange kurtas, white kurtas for women, orange kurtas for men, white kurtas for men, Indian kidswear, and Indian traditional jewelry.

Orange Traditional Indian Wear

As the color saffron represents rebellion or resistance against colonialism, the orange traditional Indian wear will symbolize the bravery of contemporary India. Shop orange kurtis online at Karmaplace at the best rates with free shipping. Also, shop online for orange kurtas for men with additional discount coupons. You can style a beautiful white dupatta over your orange kurta or maybe a classic Indian clutch with an orange saree for this Independence Day celebration.

White Traditional Indian Wear

Dress yourself in pure white fashion apparel, showing true integrity and peace in the history of India. A white saree with a blue floral print is preferred for an Independence Day celebration. Celebrate traditional Indian fashion with white kurtas for men and white kurtas for women, along with getting your family dressed in different colors of the Indian flag, like orange kurtas for your mother or maybe orange kurtas for men for your brother. This will be the best family portrait that you will click for this 75th Independence Day of India celebration.

Blue Traditional Indian Wear

The navy blue in the Ashoka chakra represents the wheel of life and dharma that keeps on going and turning in a circle. Therefore, wearing blue will symbolize you as a person with dharma and a person with always righteousness. Indian kidswear in blue looks so adorable, and shades of blue are perfect for every kid as they bring out the energy within them that goes on like the wheel, which the Ashoka chakra stands for, representing the evergoing history of India.

Green Traditional Indian Wear

A stunning green saree with a zari border is the perfect traditional Indian wear for this 75th Independence Day of India, as you will witness Independence Day celebrations in India while staying in the United States. Wear it with the gorgeous Indian traditional jewelry that you shopped online at Karmaplace.