14th august the day of pakistan is a common day for other nations but this is most valuable day for pakistani nation in histroy of pakistan.On 14th august 1947 the world saw a new country islamic republic of pakistanas an independence country.In urdu language it is called as Yom e Istiqlal.Remember that according to islamic caleandar pakistan became on 27th of ramadan when ALLAH blessed muslims with the pious homeland.
14th August is a public day of dedication and pride for the people throughout pakistan and celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion among on the nation.The main celebrations of this day are flag hoisting singing patriotic songs tributes to the national heroes and cultural activities.The importance of this day lies in paying tributes to the lost heroes and in raising the hopes for a bright future.All children and girls feel happy and filled with emotions on this day.They participate in events and express feelings.
Being a pakistani we must celebrate 14th august bu thanking to all mighty ALLAH for giving this homeland after immense sacrifices.
To give effects to the plan of 3rd june 1947 the british parliament on 18th june 1947 passed the indian independence act.The important provisions of this act were as follow;
It provides for the creation of two independent dominious,pakistan and india.
The british influence came to end with the implementation of the independence act.The legislatures of the two countries were to have full powers of legislation.
Pakistan and indian goverments were to be governed in accordance eith the act of 1947 provided for the complete recession of british over indian affairs.
The army stores and other assects as well as liabilities of the indian were to be divided between the two dominios...
The british imperialism came to end the dominios were free to leave the common wealth..
The act of independence 1947 was a great and land mark in world histroy.It changes the map of india pakistan emerged as the largest muslims state.Quaid e Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was appointed the first governer general of pakistan...
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