Independence Day Special: 14 Aug की रात से 15 August 1947 की शाम तक, हर किरदार की मिनट-दर-मिनट कहानी

What really happened inside India’s Parliament on the night of 14–15 August 1947? This story goes beyond the familiar images of Nehru’s “Tryst with Destiny” and explores the forgotten details of India’s first hours of freedom. From Rajendra Prasad’s opening speech and Sucheta Kriplani singing Vande Mataram, to the Constituent Assembly oath, debates over its wording, Hansa Mehta presenting the national flag on behalf of Indian women, and the singing of Jana Gana Mana and Sare Jahan Se Achha, this is the story of a nation stepping into independence. It also follows the uncertainty surrounding Partition, the Radcliffe Line, princely states, Gandhi’s efforts in Bengal, the first cabinet, Mountbatten’s appointment, and the unusual events surrounding the midnight transfer of power. A detailed journey through the lesser-known moments, people and decisions that shaped India’s first day of independence. Produced by: Nikhil/Shubham Edited by: Alok Sahu