The Panchayat watch in fascination when Kanhaiya buys the land, a move that will put him in direct conflict with Shakti.

Shakti will not permit anyone to plow his land as he believes that his evil paternal uncle forged documents to make him the owner, and he blames himself for losing his brother, Kishan, during a Mela 20 years ago. There are three men who challenge their authority, namely Bansilal, who is a low-caste Baniya but wants to marry Billoo, who is a Brahman New-comer to the village, Kanhaiya, who is in love with Lajjo Choudhry, but is refused permission as no one is aware what is caste is, and to make matters worse, has been brought by a Muslim woman and finally there is Shakti Singh - a dreaded bandit - who will not permit any daughter of the Panchs to get married as his sweetheart, Santho, was sexually assaulted and killed by Thakur. The African nation had been subjugated by France since the late 1800s.Synopsis In rural India a small village is ruled by a Panchayat, a group of right-wing Hindu men who run the lives of the villagers dictatorially. On 15 August 1960, the Republic of Congo gained independence from French rule. The two Koreas continue to mark their day of independence each year on the same day. Both countries formed independent governments in 1948. The beginning of the Cold War and the presence of Soviet and American troops in the peninsula at the time led to the area being divided into two countries - North and South Korea. On 15 August 1945, Japan surrendered, thus ending the Second World War.

The day commemorates the end of Japanese colonial domination over the Korean Peninsula. Every year, the day is marked with great pomp and honour across the country.īoth countries observe the date as National Liberation Day. This quiet European nation, the sixth smallest country in the world, became independent from German rule in 1866 on this day. Later, it signed a treaty of friendship with Britain. The declaration was preceded by a United Nations survey of the country’s population. Ruled by the British, the country declared its independence on 15 August 1971. Many are forced to live a sepinggang, after all possessions swept away by floods. Flooding is also an effect of damage is most severe, many lost their homes and possessions. Here’s a look at other countries who share their independence day with India: The floods that struck in 1971 is receding in a week later with 24 people killed and property loss estimated at more than RM 84.7 million.

As the nation gears up to celebrate the occasion, it is worth noting that India is not the only country that was liberated on this day. Several other countries share their day of liberation from colonial rule with us. This year marks the 75th anniversary of India's Independence. Independence Day 2021: From 1866 to 1971, these five countries were also liberated on 15 August

Mela film 1971