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14th August: The Historic Journey of Pakistan to Freedom and Independence

May this sacred land remain forever happy,

may this beautiful country flourish forever.
~ Hafiz Jalndhari

On 14th August 1947, Pakistan was born from a dream that lived in the hearts of Muslims of the subcontinent. Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah gave direction, while Allama Iqbal inspired hope for a brighter tomorrow. Many brave people made sacrifices to turn this vision into reality. For them, Pakistan was more than a new country; it was a place of respect, identity, and safety. Families left behind their homes and endured pain and loss. Yet the spirit of freedom stayed alive and grew stronger than every hardship.

In the years that followed, Pakistan faced wars, floods, and economic struggles. Society went through major changes. Fatima Jinnah stood as a guiding light, while Khawaja Nazimuddin worked with full effort to strengthen the nation. Teachers shaped young minds, and soldiers guarded the borders. Visionaries brought new ideas, while writers and artists kept hope alive. The fields of Punjab remained green, the mountains of Gilgit-Baltistan stood tall, and the deserts of Sindh stretched endlessly. Karachi’s streets stayed alive with energy. Through it all, the spirit of the people never faded.

As Iqbal’s words remind us:
Rise, awaken the poor of my world.”

Today, Pakistan is home to a growing, dynamic youth, innovators, artists, and entrepreneurs striving to make their homeland stronger by using the latest technologies like Artificial Intelligence. Independence Day is a reminder that freedom is both a gift and a responsibility — to honor the sacrifices of our forefathers and to build a future of progress, equality, and unity.

Let the soil of my homeland be witness,

Let the honor of my homeland be witness.”

Happy Independence Day — Pakistan Zindabad!
With heartfelt gratitude from TechoPulse.

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