As India’s Independence Day gets closer, it’s important to think about what those who fought for India’s freedom gave up and how determined they were. Bhagat Singh is one of the most well-known freedom fighters, and he is a sign of courage and strength. His strong will and powerful words continue to move people for many years. In this piece, we look at some of Bhagat Singh’s most thought-provoking quotes, which show how he saw a free and progressing India. These quotes are always a good way to remember the beliefs and ideas that make Independence Day important. Let’s go on a trip through Bhagat Singh’s powerful words and find ways to keep the spirit of patriotism and freedom alive.
Bhagat Singh Quotes on Independence Day
- “Let’s remember our country’s golden past and be proud to be from India.”
- “If the deaf is going to hear, the sound has to be very loud.”
- “Every single ash molecule moves because of my heat. I’m so crazy that I’m free even in jail.”
- “There didn’t have to be bloody fighting during a revolution. It wasn’t a bomb-and-gun group.”
- “To think like a revolutionary, you need to be able to criticize without being mean and think for yourself.”
- “The law can only be respected as holy as long as it reflects the will of the people.”
- “The sharpening stone of ideas is where the sword of revolution gets its edge.”
- “Lovers, lunatics, and poets are all made of the same stuff.”
- “Everyone who agrees with Mill’s dogma that one country is not fit to rule another country must also agree that one class is not fit to rule another class.”
- “I have a lot of goals and hopes, and I love life. But if I have to, I can give up everything. That is the real sacrifice.”
- “We made a deal with fate a long time ago, and now the time has come to keep our promise.” – Jawaharlal Nehru
- “The road to freedom is the best road to progress.” – John F. Kennedy
- “The oppressor never gives freedom on their own; the oppressed have to ask for it.” – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
- “Freedom is not worth having if it doesn’t include the freedom to make mistakes.” – Mahatma Gandhi
- “Those who deny freedom to others do not deserve it for themselves.” – Abraham Lincoln
- Susan B. Anthony once said, “Independence is happiness.”
- “Freedom is the open window through which the light of the human spirit and the dignity of the human person shines.” – Herbert Hoover
- “Liberty is always dangerous, but it is also the safest thing we have.” – Harry E. Fosdick
- “Liberty is the air that keeps nations alive.” – George Bernard Shaw
- “Freedom lives in the hearts, deeds, and spirits of people, so it must be earned and renewed every day. Otherwise, it will wither and die, like a flower whose roots are cut. – Dwight D. Eisenhower
- “Freedom is the air that keeps the soul alive.” – Moshe Dayan
- “Freedom is never safe for more than one generation. We didn’t give it to our kids through our blood. It must be fought for, kept safe, and passed on to the next generation so they can do the same.” – Ronald Reagan
- “Independence is a strong drink, and if you drink it when you’re young, it can make your brain feel like it does when you drink young wine. It doesn’t matter if it doesn’t always taste great. It makes you want more and more with each drink.” – Maya Angelou
- “Having freedom means being responsible. Because of this, most guys fear it.” – George Bernard Shaw
- “Freedom lies in being bold.” – Robert Frost
- “Only those who have the courage to defend freedom are sure to have it.” – Pericles
- “We have to be free not because we say we are, but because we do.” – William Faulkner
- “Those who won our freedom thought that freedom was the key to happiness and courage was the key to freedom.” “Freedom is not something that can be given to anyone,” said Louis D. Brandeis. People choose to be free, and they can be as free as they want to be.” – J.B.
- “Liberty is a fast-growing plant once it starts to grow roots.” – Washington, George
- “You can only be truly independent and free if you do what is right.” -Briggham Young
- “Liberty is the ability to have doubts, to make mistakes, to search and experiment, and to say “no” to any authority, whether it’s literary, artistic, philosophical, religious, social, or even political.” – Ignazio Silone
- “The best things you can give your kids are a sense of responsibility and the freedom to do things on their own.” – Denise Waitley
- “The only way to live freely and happily is to be on your own.” – Dalai Lama
- “Freedom is not the right to do what we want. It is the right to do what we should.” – Pope John Paul II
- “Freedom brings happiness.” “Liberty is always dangerous, but it is the safest thing we have.” – Susan B. Anthony. – Harry E. Fosdick
- “Liberty is the air that keeps nations alive.” – George Bernard Shaw
- “One group of people can’t give another group of people freedom as a gift. They say it’s theirs, and no one can stop them.”
- “The essence of independence is being able to do something for oneself,” said Kwame Nkrumah.
- “Freedom is the open window through which the light of the human spirit and human dignity pours,” said Maria Montessori. – Herbert Hoover
- “Independence is what makes me happy, and I see things as they are, no matter where or who I am.
- My country is the world, and my religion is to do good.”
- “Those who won our independence thought that freedom was the key to happiness and courage was the key to freedom,” said Thomas Paine.
- Louis D. Brandeis said, “The only thing that can protect real freedom is the spread of knowledge.” – James Madison
- “Freedom is not the absence of responsibilities; it’s the ability to choose what’s best for me and stick to it.” – Paulo Coelho
- “Liberty is a fast-growing plant once it starts to grow roots.” – Washington, George
- “Being free isn’t just about throwing off your chains; it’s also about living in a way that respects and improves the freedom of others.” – Nelson Mandela
- “Only those who have the courage to defend freedom are sure to have it.” – Pericles
- “Freedom lies in being bold.” – Robert Frost
- “Those who deny freedom to others do not deserve it for themselves.” – Abraham Lincoln
