Across India, the spirit of Independence Day is visible everywhere. (Image Source: File)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday extended heartfelt Independence Day greetings to the people of India, urging them to work harder in building a “Viksit Bharat.” Posting on social media platform X, he wrote, “Wishing everyone a very happy Independence Day. May this day inspire us to keep working even harder to realize the dreams of our freedom fighters and build a Viksit Bharat. Jai Hind!”
The message underscores the PM’s focus on national development and progress, encouraging citizens to contribute toward the vision of a modern, self-reliant India In the pursuit of social, economic, and technological advancement, it also emphasizes how crucial it is to keep in mind the sacrifices made by freedom warriors.
Later in an hour, Prime Minister Modi will hoist the national tricolour at the Red Fort in Delhi and deliver his 12th consecutive Independence Day speech from the historic monument’s ramparts.
The speech is anticipated to highlight government efforts, consider the country's journey over the last seven decades, and lay out the plan for this year's celebrations, which will center on the subject of Naya Bharat.
The PM’s address, broadcast live across the country, will also focus on the vision for achieving Viksit Bharat by 2047, marking India’s centenary of independence. The purpose of this subject is to encourage people to take an active role in the development and progress of their country.
Across India, the spirit of Independence Day is visible everywhere. Tricolour flags adorn shops, streets, offices, and homes, while saffron, white, and green dominate clothing, decorations, and everyday items. To demonstrate the pride and solidarity of the country, communities are participating in patriotic celebrations, flag-raising ceremonies, and cultural programs.
The celebrations this year also emphasize the idea of Naya Bharat, reflecting aspirations for a progressive, modern, and empowered India. This goal is supported by government campaigns and neighborhood projects that encourage innovation, development, and inclusive growth in both urban and rural areas.
This year marks India’s 79th Independence Day, a moment to celebrate both historical achievements and contemporary progress.
The continuing initiatives in fields like education, healthcare, infrastructure, technology, and rural development are in line with the prime minister's call to create a Viksit Bharat. It also serves as a reminder of the duty of citizens to support democratic principles and patriotism while making contributions to the nation's development.
