World Missions Praise India's Journey as It Marks Eight Decades of Freedom

New Delhi, August 15 – The 80th anniversary of Indian independence witnessed an outpouring of congratulatory messages from foreign missions stationed in the country, each underscoring different facets of India’s evolution.

Israel’s ambassador Ruvin Azar termed the celebration a "national renaissance," noting how India has transformed from an ancient civilization into a dynamic modern nation that embraces freedom and innovation.

Argentina’s ambassador Mario Cosino, through a brief post, expressed Argentina’s joy in witnessing India’s post‑independence successes and pledged ongoing support for the deepening bilateral relationship.

Sri Lanka’s High Commissioner Mahishini Kolone highlighted the historic and cultural ties that bind the two neighbours, wishing India continued development, peace and prosperity.

Australian Deputy High Commissioner Nick McCaffrey posted a photo with the Indian flag, offering a straightforward but sincere Independence Day greeting.

The Nepal Embassy sent a heartfelt note via X, celebrating the enduring friendship, goodwill and cooperation that the two countries share.

France’s mission shared reflections from French nationals living in India, emphasizing the lasting impression the country leaves on its visitors, even those staying for a short period.

Canada’s High Commissioner used the occasion to stress the growing trade and investment links, especially in technology, resilient supply chains and shared economic wellbeing under a prospective Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement.

Taiwan’s Economic and Cultural Centre concluded its message with wishes for India’s continual progress and a strengthening of the collaborative relationship between the two democracies.