India at 75: Monuments, heritage buildings across the country decked up in Tricolour

As India prepares to celebrate 75 years of Independence on Monday, August 15, places of significance in various cities across the country have been illuminated with Tricolour.

Safdurganj Tomb in Delhi is illuminated with Tricolour on Saturday, two days ahead of the Independence Day that falls on Monday.

A person tries capturing an image of the illuminated Safdarjung Tomb in Delhi on Saturday.

Victoria Memorial in Kolkata is illuminated with Tricolour to mark 75 years of Independence.

The historical Red Road has been decked up for Independence Day celebrations in Kolkata.

Ahead of Independence Day, the Calcutta High Court has been decked up in Tricolor that constitute our national flag.

West Bengal Raj Bhavan too has been decked up in Tricolour ahead of the Independence Day.

A decked-up Metcalfe Hall, under Archaeological Survey of of India, in Kolkata

Mumbai's Marine Drive, popularly known as Queen's Necklace, illuminated with Tricolour as part of 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav' celebrations to commemorate 75 years of India's Independence.

Another glimpse at the decked-up Queen Necklace in Mumbai.

Karnataka Vidhana Soudha lit up with Tricolor as part of the celebrations of 75th anniversary of India's independence, in Bengaluru.

Sardar Sarovar Narmada Dam in Narmada district decorated on Saturday night with Tricolor lights on the occasion of Azadi Amrit Mohotsav. (Express Photo)

Sardar Sarovar Narmada Dam in Narmada district decorated on Saturday night with Tricolor lights on the occasion of Azadi Amrit Mohotsav. (Express Photo)