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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided to have another monumental change to India on August 15 when he introduced the Ayushman Bharat-National Health Protection Scheme a government-funded healthcare program at Red Fort, Delhi.

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WW2 & Resistance:
WWII left the United Kingdom weak and thereby they didn't have the resources to keep power over India. This in addition to India's growing resistance and need for greater power & self-government led to Independence.

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Ghandi led the revolt against British rule and had passive-resistance campaigns, which led to small compromises from the British. However, anger and frustration continued to grow in India.

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Inustry:
Industries have risen after India's Independence. Heavy, Small-scale, and cottage industries have have gained the attention of the government.
Industrialization is possible because India adopted planned economic development. The government adopted policy of ‘mixed economy’, a policy of balanced growth of the private, the public, and the joint sectors.

The Community Development Programmes (CDPs) started to uplift the rural people.

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Education Policy:
The education rates in India increased after India's independence. India's government was able to create the education policy in 1986 was used to better the quality of education.

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The Partition of India:
After the Independence Bill was signed, colonial India was divided into two separate states Pakistan with a Muslim majority and India with a Hindu majority.