From where does the Prime Minister address the nation on the 15th of August?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) Red Fort.
· Every year on August 15th, India's Prime Minister addresses the nation from the Red Fort in New Delhi. This tradition started after India gained independence from British rule in 1947, and the Prime Minister delivers a speech and hoists the national flag to commemorate the occasion.
Information Booster:
· The Red Fort is a symbol of India's sovereignty and has been the site for Independence Day celebrations since 1947.
Additional Information:
· Parliament: The seat of India's legislative body, but not used for Independence Day addresses.
· Chandni Chowk: A historical market near the Red Fort, but not associated with the official ceremony.
· Alibag: A coastal town in Maharashtra, unrelated to Independence Day events.