India

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Religion in India means the Great Path. It does not imply a narrow view of life. It covers all the phases of an individual's life and enables him to attain liberation by removing his ignorance. The Indian view of life has four ends, witch include the practice of virtue, acquisition of wealth, sensuous pleasures and salvation, witch is freedom from want and desire. This view of life is fully reflected in Indian art. A perfect fusion of religion and art is a real experience in India.

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The National song of India is Vande Mataram. It was composed by the famous poet, Bankim Chandra Chaterjee in the year 1875. Rabindranath sang the National song (Vande Mataram) by setting a magnificent tune and Shri Aurobindo interpreted the deep meaning of the song. The English translation of Vande Mataram (National song) was rendered by Aurobindo, which is considered official.

Vande Mataram !
Sujalam, Suphalam,
Malayaja Shitalam,
Shasya shyamalam, Mataram !

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‘We must not set India free – at least for their sake… because, I believe Indians cannot rule themselves,’ said Winston Churchill in vain as he was forced to move over. We whooped in celebration after we had India for ourselves.
    When we at last had our nation in our own hands, there was a lot to think and work. We had to draw border lines to separate the states. We had to write a new constitution which, reports say, was not that difficult. When Nehru sat with his brand-new cabinet ministers to analyze and interpret all these together, his head started to...

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