The world’s largest democracy is celebrating its 78th independence anniversary as the country’s leader addresses the nation and highlighting the government’s achievements and future goals.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today hoist the national flag for the 11th time in a row from the ramparts of the Red Fort on Independence Day.
Modi said it is a day to pay tribute to the countless people who made sacrifices and struggled for the country’s freedom.
“The country is indebted to them,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.
The theme of this year’s Independence Day is “Viksit Bharat@ 2047”, underscoring the government’s goal of making India a developed country by 2047, which would mark 100 years of Independence.
The focus is on government policy and programme announcements that generate headlines.
Multi-layer security is in place across Delhi with the cops implementing advanced CCTV analytics around the Red Fort.
On the eve of Independence Day, several rallies were taken out across the country under the Centre’s ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign.
What is Viksit Bharat 2047?
Viksit Bharat is the 78th Indpendence theme, which aims to reflect on India’s progress and envision its future growth by 2047.
The campaign aims to address various socio-economic challenges through a holistic approach, focusing on infrastructure, education, healthcare, technology, and sustainable development. It strives for inclusive growth, ensuring every citizen has access to basic necessities and opportunities for advancement.
Investments in infrastructure projects, such as transportation networks and digital connectivity, facilitate economic growth and improve quality of life. Education reforms prioritise skill development and innovation, preparing the workforce for emerging industries.
Healthcare initiatives aim to provide affordable and accessible medical services nationwide. Embracing renewable energy and environmental conservation efforts ensures sustainable progress.
Viksit Bharat Abhiyan 2047 aims to transform India into a global powerhouse while preserving its cultural heritage and promoting social harmony through collaborative efforts by the government, private sector, and civil society organisations.
