CONVERSATION FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

RAJU: Hi Shyam, what’s going on?
SHYAM: Hello Raju. Don't you know that today we are celebrating Independence Day?
RAJU: Yes, I know that. It's very mean that they are not giving holiday today. Why are they wasting our time in celebrating this day?
SHYAM: No, it's not at all mean. But they are trying to build patriotism in our students for knowing the value of our country's independence. Do you ever wish to become a slave for a nation?
RAJU: No, I will never be a slave to anyone. Instead I will resist the people who want me to become as a slave.
SHYAM: During British rule in our country we were treated badly than slaves. We must thank to our freedom fighters, if they would not fight, we would be as their till now.
RAJU: You're right. Now I understood the importance of Independence Day. I will never forget their sacrifice for us. They inspire us a lot.
SHYAM: Yes Let's participate in our school Independence Day celebrations.
RAJU: Let's go fast. Time is running up. Our National Anthem and national flag are building patriotism in me.

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