Tuesday, 26 January 2010

India celebrates today


Today India celebrates her 60th Republic Day.
These 2 excellent videos showcase the
beauty,brightness, youth, progress, cultural diversity, moods, music, magic, colors which are splashed all over our country






16 Fertilize my soul:

Brit. (lille meg) said...

Congratulations India!
I hope you will have a nice day! :-)
(Both you, Amrita, and your country)

Amrita said...

Thank you Brit. We had a nice day. Watched the Republic Day Parade held in New Delhi on TV

Paresh Palicha said...

Thanks for changing the template Didi. :)

Julie said...

The video's were lovely, thanks for sharing. Love the colors of your country. So bright and lovely.

Olde Dame Penniwig said...

Congratulations Beautiful India!!!

What a land, what a people!

May this 60th year bring you even more of the prosperity and respect you so richly deserve, and may your lovely country last 10,000 years more...

David Edward said...

May God bless India with an outpouring of His spirit, with a breakthrough of truth and vanquishing of darkness, evil and deceit

Jo's-D-Eyes said...

wow great picture Am rita, here its still cold minus 10 degrees under zero.

Warm greetings from JoAnn/Holland

Joseph Pulikotil said...

Hi Amrita:)

Reading your post and watching the interesting videos made me understand how much we have developed over the last 60 years. We have made rapid advances in science and technology,agriculture,education,
sports,medicine,beauty contests etc. that we have become one of the best countires in the world. I agree we have to do a lot in housing,hunger,poverty,population control,drinking water, sanitation etc.Hopefully we will improve as much as possible quickly,

You know I took part in the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi in 1968 and marched from Raj Bhavan to Red Fort through India Gate with a rifle on my shoulders. It was a long,long tedious march but thoughly enjoyable. It is one thing to watch from the sides with the crowd and another thing to participate.

Have a nice day Amrita:)
Joseph

Mel Avila Alarilla said...

Happy 60th Republic Day for India. India is now at the threshold of being a great and powerful nation not only in Asia but all over the world. May peace and prosperity reign in India for the benefit all people in India. Thanks for the post. God bless you always.

Felisol said...

Dear Amrita,
Happy 60 years anniversary for the republic of India.
Imagine, I am 7 weeks older than the Free India.
So many great changes have taken place in my time. I'm graceful for the fact that India won her freedom peacefully, like Norway did in 1905.
Though negotiations, but what an example and what great dignity.
From Felisol

Julia Dutta said...

Dear Amrita,
I am really happy to come here to your post today - you are outstanding really! I read about this Phir Mile Sur, only yesterday I read reports about it, but there is an overdose of filmi people I was told. I too think so. And really the nostalgia of the 1988 one is still in my heart :))
It is a beautiful post however!
Julia

Crown of Beauty said...

Happy Birthday to your country as you celebrate 60 years of nationhood, dear Amrita.

I have a great admiration for your people.

And you are a blessing to me, you perseverance, your gentleness, your humility.

I appreciate getting to know you and your country more through your blog.

Love
Lidj

Kate said...

I have not visited your blog in some time, and I have missed it. Such a beautiful country. Your blog often makes me want to pack a bag and go over there.

Crown of Beauty said...

Dear Amrita,
I am praying for you today, and keeping you close to my heart.

Love
Lidj

Bhavesh Chhatbar said...

There's an award for you on my blog! Take it and showcase it on your blog :)

The Day

Amrita said...

Thank you for your greetings my dear friends.

Julia you are right too much Bollywood in there, but that 's what the younger generation wants to see.I love Lata singing in the older version and AR Rahman.

Dear Felisol, now it will be easy for me to remember your birthday.LOL

Hello Josephji, it must have been so exciting to actually participate in the Republic Day Parade in the nation 's capital. What a thrill. Have you got a photo with the rifle?

Hi Kate, good to hear from you. Please do come and visit India. But travel in the cool season.