The week begins as we wait for all of us 'Sunday'. Because on Sunday it is a day when we get a holiday. However, it is not that all countries of the world leave on Sundays only. But in most countries of the world, they celebrate on Sundays only. But have you ever wondered why the holiday was chosen only on Sundays from 7 days of the week? Let's know what is the real reason? The real reason for this is whether the holidays are discharged on any other day. Indeed, the story of much struggle is hidden behind Sunday's holiday.
So let us go now in the past when India was a slave of the British. As everyone knows, how much the Indians had to struggle for independence. Similarly, there was also a lot of struggle for 1 day holiday of the week. Actually when India was under the rule of the British Government, then Indian laborers had to work all day of the week. At that time the workers of the workers used to be "Shri Narayan Meghaji Lokhande". They had offered this to the British that our workers should get 1 day leave in a week. So that he could stay with his family for one day and settle all his necessary tasks. It is such a fact that on Sunday the British used to go to "church" and the day of Sunday "Hindu deity Khandoba" is also considered.
So "Mr. Narayan Meghaji Lokhande" offered to declare the holiday day on behalf of the laborers. But the British did not approve it and they refused. After struggling for nearly "7 years", the British bowed in front of "Shri Narayan Meghaji Lokhande" and then on Sunday declared forever the day of the holiday. That person is "Shri Narayan Meghaji Lokhande", which has given us an opportunity to leave for half an hour on Sunday and to eat in the afternoon, "India's order" for the Sunday holiday was "10 June 1890". Then there was the rule of British government on India and workers in India had to work for 7 days. A single day was not discharged.
Let's bow down to those people who spent their life struggling for their people in the struggle.
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