Freedom Day speech by elders The art of vintage and classical stories brings us together. Both listening and sharing stories are skills fiscally feasible. When someone begins to tell a story, have you ever noticed how unforeseeable attached to them you become? Or how, once you share a specific story from your own life, everyone around you start to pay attention? We can better comprehend others and their distinctive viewpoints by using stories.
Here, the residents of Athulya assisted living facility is the teller of tales who magnetize and grasp the attention of listeners by sharing their rich and unique insights and rhythms of freedom fighter stories to let people know about our pride in Indian historical moments. And finally, it’s time to dive into their thought reflection. Let’s start this with the song which stuck in my head. Mrs. Vallinayagi, was there at the times of pre and post-Independence, expressing her wave of patriotism with the wings of music. She delighted to give a voice to our great Indian leaders, Mahatma Gandhi, and Mahakavi Barathiyar. She started to indulge in her singing and those songs defined and explained how our people have striven hard for our nation’s integrity and independence. Her widened mind travels north and sang a few of the Hindi poetic songs and mentioned their movements during the phase before independence. Her vocal nailed and reflected every hurdle our nation had taken for independence. Next, Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi who whole-kindheartedly loves our independent India. She is proud of our development regions over railways, quality education, easy accessibility of daily requirements, and other actions. However, she is worried about the buffer between students and their Independence Day knowledge. To bridge this comprehensive gap, she is also providing us with a solution, to teach the basic concepts and ideas behind our Independence Day for the present younger