78th Independence Day the glory of the Indian People

India celebrated its 78th anniversary of independence from the British Raj on Thursday morning. On August 15, 1947, it happened. As he raised the national flag for the eleventh time in a row, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that India’s 140 crore people could become a developed and successful nation if they stood together with unwavering conviction.

India celebrated its 78th anniversary of independence from the British Raj on Thursday. August 15, 2024, saw the raising of the tricolor across the country, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi leading the charge at Red Fort in New Delhi.

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78th Independence Day 2024 Updates

On this 78th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the nation from the Red Fort ramparts. The Prime Minister made his eleventh Independence Day speech this year. In his speech, Prime Minister Modi touched on a number of important topics, including women’s safety, young skill development, Viksit Bharat by 2047, and Atmanirbhar Bharat.

History and Significance

India’s independence from British colonial control for almost 200 years was celebrated on August 15, 1947, which is known as Independence Day. With the Revolution of 1857, the nation’s fight for independence got underway. Later on, around the year 1920 or thereabouts, Mahatma Gandhi led the liberation movement to greater success. Finally, the Indian Independence Bill was tabled by the British House of Commons on July 4, 1947. India gained its independence on August 15.

Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of Independent India, referred to this momentous occasion as a “Tryst with Destiny” on the eve of India’s independence. Nehru raised the Indian national flag above the Lahori Gate of the Red Fort in Delhi on August 15. Since then, every prime minister has continued the custom of addressing the nation.

78th independence day 2024: The theme

‘Viksit Bharat @ 2047’ is the theme for this year’s Independence Day. The administration will use the celebrations as a springboard to redouble its efforts to turn the nation into a developed one by 2047. On August 15, people across the nation—from Srinagar and Ladakh to the capital—will unite to celebrate their freedom.

Following the lavish celebrations at the Red Fort and other locations, security has been stepped significantly. Along with the dog squad, security officers have been stationed in and around the Red Fort, and bomb disposal experts have been conducting routine patrols in the area. Security has been increased not just in Delhi but also in other states like Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, and Haryana in order to prevent any unfortunate occurrence.

Major declarations by Prime Minister Modi

  • 75,000 more medical school seats
  • Education reforms to prevent Indian youngsters from having to study abroad
  • 2030: 500 GW of Non-Renewable Energy
  • Railway with Net-Zero Emissions by 2030
  • India gets ready to host the Olympics in 2036.
  • One lakh young people whose families have never been involved in politics should be brought into the political system.

3rd Largest Economy

  • Without without more delay, India should rise to the third-largest economy in the world.
  • To advance the country, several economic policies have been created and refined.
  • There has been a shift in the way the world views India these days.
  • CEOs of Indian descent are becoming well-known worldwide.
  • The goals of the people are to create greenfield cities, increase capacity, reform the judicial and governance systems, and establish India’s space station.
  • When the country’s citizens have such lofty aspirations, it boosts our confidence to unprecedented levels and fortifies us.
  • While developing 6G technology, we are operating in high gear.

Focus on Reforms

  • huge emphasis on improvements, from eradicating colonial laws to the climate
  • To guarantee a Viksit Bharat, governance reforms would be essential.
  • No more “chalega dekhenge” mentality constrained by the existing quo and an incapacity to consider future generations. Something has to be done about this.
  • It was once unimaginable to consider reforming the banking industry since the system had become untrustworthy. However, as a result of the changes that have been implemented, we now have a respectable reputation worldwide.
  • The nation’s banking industry and economy are closely related.
  • Our commitment to improvements extends beyond physical documents. We do this to strengthen India, not to win praise.

On UCC

  • The country’s universal civil code requires extensive debate and greater consultation.
  • This will put an end to all forms of prejudice against the affluent and the needy people, the outdated and the modern, and communities.
  • The time has come for a secular civil code.

Last 10 years Achievements

  • Ten crore women are becoming self-sufficient in their finances.
  • “Har Ghar Jal” would be available in 15 crore homes.
  • Our motto is “Vocal for Local.”
  • Ten million women are registered with the women’s self-help cell.
  • Currently, one crore women are lakhpatis.
  • There are now 2.5 crore homes with electricity.
  • The Northeast’s developmental path has been one of development, particularly with regard to infrastructure.
  • For the middle class, government meddling in various matters will be curtailed.

Celebrations in London

At the High Commission of India here on Thursday, around a thousand individuals with Indian ancestry convened to commemorate the 78th Independence Day, complete with patriotic chanting, dancing, and music.

The celebration began with the tricolor being unfurled by Indian High Commissioner to the UK Vikram Doraiswami, and the National Anthem resonating throughout India House in Aldwych.

Then, as is customary during the yearly celebration, he read passages from President Droupadi Murmu’s speech to the country on the eve of Independence Day.

US Embassy wishes India

In a novel way, the US Embassy in India greeted the nation in all 22 of the official Indian languages via the efforts of many envoys. “Were you aware that there are 22 designated languages in the Indian Constitution? We employed all the languages available to us at the Embassy New Delhi and the consulates in Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai to convey our enthusiasm for Indian Independence Day! It said on X, “Happy Independence Day! From every corner of the United States to every corner of India.”

Indian Olympic Team

On Thursday, the Red Fort hosted a number of distinguished visitors, including members of the Indian Olympic team. Per PTI’s sources, seats was arranged “according to the table of precedence,” and it was agreed this year that medal winners from the Paris Olympics would be recognized as special guests. Among those using the VVIP sitting area were ace shooter and double bronze medallist Manu Bhaker, fellow shooter and bronze medallist Sarabjot Singh, and PR Sreejesh, who resigned as goalie of the Indian hockey team that won a bronze medal.

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Antony Blinken Wishes

Secretary of State Antony Blinken has expressed optimism for the future of strategic ties between the United States and India, citing the two nations’ strong shared commitment to democracy, freedom, and human dignity as the foundation.

Before the nation celebrated its independence, Blinken congratulated the Indian populace, saying, “On this momentous day, we celebrate the rich and diverse history of the Indian people and the bright future of US-Indian relations.”

Foreign Ministry of Iran Wishes

“The Islamic Republic of Iran extends its sincere congratulations to the friendly nation and government of the Republic of India on their Independence Day,” the Iranian Foreign Ministry tweeted. The two countries share the goal of enhancing their overall relationship.”

French President Macron Congratulates

“Congratulations to the Indian people on your 78th Independence Day!” wrote French President Macron on X. I am looking forward to working with my friend @NarendraModi to achieve the lofty objectives we have set for our strategic relationship. I recall your warm welcome during my visit to India in January.”

Modi said “Crimes Against Women”…

PM Narendra Modi said, “…I’d want to convey my anguish one more, from the Red Fort today. As a society, we must carefully consider the crimes against women that are occurring; there is widespread resentment over this in the country. I can sense the fury. The country, society, and state governments must take this seriously.

It is critical to conduct a prompt inquiry into crimes against women and punish those who commit these heinous acts as soon as possible in order to restore public trust. I’d also want to point out that when rapes and other acts of violence against women occur, they are extensively reported. However, when a person with such a horrible propensity is punished, it is not reported in the media and is confined to a corner.

It is imperative that a thorough discussion of those suffering punishment take place so that individuals who commit this sin realize that it results in hanging. “I believe it is critical to instill this fear.”

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