NEW DELHI: The country is celebrating its 78th Independence Day. Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the national flag at the Red Fort on Thursday morning. Then he went to the country Addressed. This will be Modi’s 11th consecutive Independence Day speech.
The theme of this year’s Independence Day is ‘Developed India-2047’. 6000 guests from different walks of life like Olympians, youth, tribal community, farmers, women, beneficiaries of central schemes and other special guests were invited for the event. More than 30 special invitees and their families are from Kerala.
In Delhi security zone
NEW DELHI: During the 78th Independence Day celebrations, the country is under tight security. As a result of the events in Bangladesh, strict vigilance has been put in place in the border areas and the main centers of the capital.
Entry to the Red Fort will be controlled by checkpoints and physical inspection points. CCTV The entire area is monitored with cameras and drones. Road traffic will be controlled. Aircraft and drones are prohibited in the area where celebrations are taking place. NSG Multi-layered security arrangements have been deployed which include snipers, elite commandos and police personnel.
Presidential Police Medals Announced; 16 Malayalees given
NEW DELHI: President’s police medals announced on the occasion of Independence Day. 1037 officers from various central and state forces were awarded. There are 16 Malayalis in the list.
Kerala Police Medal for Distinguished Service Recipients: ADP Crime Branch Tha H. Venkatesh, Fire Service Station Officers VK. Biju, T. Shaji Kumar, Chief Fire Rescue Officer CV. Dinesan, Director General of Prison Department P. Vijayan, CRPF Inspector T. Jacob, director general in the CBI, K. Pradeep Kumar (Kochi).
Recipients of Police Medal for Meritorious Service: Superintendent Najeeb Sulaiman, Deputy Superintendent TS Sinoj, Feroz M. Shafiq, Pradeep Kumar Ayyappan Pillai, Rajkumar Purushothaman, Inspector MK Sreekumar, Sub-Inspectors CR This is for Santhosh, Rajeshkumar Sasidharan Lakshmi Amma and Head Constable Mohanan. Inspector G. of NIA Vijayakumar (Thiruvananthapuram, Muttada) of Fire Service to Station Officer CK. Muralidharan, Senior Fire and Rescue Officer K. Divukumar, Fire and Rescue Officer K. Sujayan, Deputy Superintendent M from the Jail Department. Narendran, Deputy Commandant V. grandson J of BSF Jolly (from SI, Mizoram-Konni)
The Governor wishes you a happy Independence Day
Thiruvananthapuram: Governor Arif Muhammad Khan felicitated on the occasion of 78th Independence Day. In his Independence Day message, he said, ‘It is our duty as citizens of the greatest democratic country to foster freedom and equality and strive for the welfare of all by upholding the highest democratic values. ‘. Let’s remember the brave people who laid down their lives for freedom by rededicating ourselves to achieve their dreams. The governor said that our work should strengthen India’s amritatra towards full self-reliance and the goal of an inclusive and developed India.
The Chief Minister and the Leader of the Opposition congratulated each other on Independence Day
Thiruvananthapuram: Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in his Independence Day message said that Independence Day is a day of joy and pride for Indians. Opposition leader VD Satheesan said. Speaker AN Shamsir also wished a happy Independence Day.
2024-08-15 01:27:45
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