A list of “special guests” invited by the government for the Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort, which includes people from across India who have contributed to the country’s development, has been released.
This year’s invitees comprise a diverse group of individuals, including sarpanches from ‘Vibrant Villages’, teachers, nurses, farmers, fishermen, laborers who contributed to the construction of the Central Vista Project in New Delhi, workers in the khadi (handspun cloth) sector, school teachers who have won national awards, employees ofthe Border Roads Organisation, and those who are involved in projects such as the so-called narods project which has been launched in various parts of country.
The Forces conducted a complete dress rehearsal at Red Fort for Independence Day.
The Vibrant Villages Programme aims to enhance the quality of life of individuals living in villages near the border regions. The program’s objective is to encourage them to stay in these areas, which will help to reverse the trend of outmigration and improve border security.
The Red Fort event was attended by the beneficiaries of PM-KISAN.
Around 1,800 individuals, including those and their families who are part of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Scheme, have been invited to attend PM Modi’s speech on Independence Day, as per a government release from the agriculture ministry.
Two individuals from Maharashtra have been selected to attend the Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort.
“I never thought Id wait to visit New Delhi’s Red Fort on Independence Day,” shared Ashok Sudam Ghule, a farmer from Pune district who works with the PM-KISAN scheme and owns 1.5 acres of land.
The PM-KISAN scheme is a program implemented by the Central Government to provide financial assistance to farmer families across the country who have cultivable land, with some exceptions. Under this initiative, an annual amount of 6,000 is given in three equal parts of existing YIR (about 20% of current account balance) directly into the farmers’ bank accounts linked with Aadhaar.
The Haryana-based trio of nurses.
Among the special guests invited to the Red Fort in the national capital for the Independence Day celebrations are “three nurses” from Haryana. A total of 50 nurses will attend the event on Tuesday.
Savita Rani, a Nursing Officer at the Blood Bank of Badshah Khan Civil Hospital in Faridabad, expressed her gratitude for the invitation and stated that she feels blessed to have been chosen, as well as her family and hospital staff.
Savita Rani was recognized by DD News for her remarkable work during the COVID-19 outbreak, which caused numerous fatalities in various countries worldwide. Additionally, Ranis has been honored by President Droupadi Murmu on Nursing Day (May 12).
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