Damini Bansal (14 years old) Freedom is something different in everybody's way of thinking--a student would probably like to raise a revolt  against all the obnoxious  rules of his or her school and as a grown up one might want to have less responsibilities . Freedom according to me is the power in me to make some of my life's decisions on my own. And this Independence Day   will be a lot more different than our first one in 1947 when people actually came to know what it was like to be free, for them it was the dawn of a new day, it was a day when they could do what they felt was right. We have come far from all of this. We now no longer see the Independence Day as a day of very great importance for the students of my class (and most of the children of my age), and the most important value is that it is a holiday. Arihant Jain (12 years old) We can do anything we want like not going to school. Everything should be free. We should not pay money to buy anything. Can go anywhere I want...to the playground when exams are on. Chatting on phone as long as I want. To eat dinner outside everyday. In school being able to play sports and not study. Flying Kites. From what Arihant Jain says, we can infer that .
Arihant Jain wants to learn to cook at home Arihant Jain is a girl who doesn't want to go to school Arihant Jain doesn't want to go shopping at all Arihant Jain wants to have a new phone very much