Nagpur: The Second Capital of Maharashtra, Nagpur, is abuzz with patriotic fervour as the city gears up for the upcoming Independence Day celebrations. With Thursday, August 15, marking the 78th anniversary of India’s independence, the city is transforming into a vibrant canvas of patriotism. Streets, houses, and both residential and commercial buildings are being adorned with the tricolour, reflecting the collective spirit of the city’s populace.
Vendors have set up shop on every corner, offering national flags to eager citizens who are enthusiastic about displaying their love for the country. The market places in Nagpur are bustling with activity as they sell flags, badges, stickers, and other patriotic items, encouraging citizens to fully embrace the spirit of independence and celebration. The stage is set for a grand commemoration of India’s journey to freedom, with the city ready to honour this significant occasion in a spectacular way.
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The main event in Nagpur will take place at the Divisional Commissioner’s office, where Deputy Chief Minister and Guardian Minister Devendra Fadnavis will hoist the national flag. Preparations for this significant occasion were thoroughly reviewed by Divisional Commissioner Vijayalakshmi Bidari, who met with key officials from various departments.
The review meeting, held in the conference hall of the Divisional Commissioner’s office, was attended by Soumya Sharma, CEO of the Zilla Parishad; Pradeep Kulkarni, Deputy Commissioner of the General Administration Department; Shashikant Satav, Deputy Commissioner of Police; Rahul Madane, Deputy Commissioner of Police; and Vinod Rapatwar, District Information Officer, along with senior officials from the police, public works, health, and other relevant departments.
Commissioner Bidari emphasized the need for seamless coordination among departments to ensure the successful execution of the Independence Day program. A full rehearsal is scheduled for August 13 at 9:05 am, leading up to the main event on August 15, also at 9:05 am, when Deputy Chief Minister Fadnavis will hoist the tricolour. The event will feature a performance by the police band, including the national anthem and the Maharashtra state song. Additionally, the Deputy Chief Minister will present various awards and deliver an address to the gathered attendees.
