Lucknow : On the eve of the 75th independence, the GDA will hand out 50,000 national flags. On Monday at six o’clock, the national anthem will be sung by over 1lakh individuals.
Invitees of the event
One lakh people will attend this function in which all MPs and MLAs from the Gorakhpur district have been invited. MP Ravikishan will virtually participate from London as he is there because of some urgency.
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Gen Z will take part in this to the fullest extent possible. To ensure this,all schools and colleges, including universities, technical institutions, and other colleges, have received invitation letters for this.
It’s been recommended that everyone carry the country’s flag. For individuals who were unable to carry the tricolour for any reason, the GDA has still placed up 50,000 national flags.
What if you forgot to take the flag?
On this occasion , the GDA will hand out 50,000 national flags. Therefore, you may collect the flag from there even if you have forgotten to bring it.
All about Event
Prem Ranjan Singh, vice chairman of the Gorakhpur Development Authority, stated that in honour of the nation’s 75th anniversary of independence, the public was asked to sing the national anthem on the bank of the Ramgarh Tal. When gathering close to the Ramgarh Tal, the individuals are instructed to bring the national flag.
Prem Ranjan Singh, vice president of the Gorakhpur Development Authority, anticipated that the area around Ramgarh Tal, which has grown to be a top tourist attraction, will become a distinctive symbol of the history of the country.
On the occasion of the nation’s 75th anniversary of independence, a unique record will be created in Gorakhpur’s honour. The national anthem and Vande Mataram will be sung by a lakh people as they carry the flag at Ramgarhtal, which has grown to be a significant tourist spot.
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The Air Force band will perform national anthems and other patriotic songs will be played too. With vibrant lights, the Ramgarh Tal and Digvijay Nath Park have been adorned.
Other hoisting events
On Sunday, as part of the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, the national flag was raised on the grounds of the Gorakhnath shrine. All of the schools, clinics, and structures on the grounds of the temple, according to Dwarka Tiwari, secretary of the Gorakhnath Temple Trust, have flown the national flag.
Invitees of the event
One lakh people will attend this function in which all MPs and MLAs from the Gorakhpur district have been invited. MP Ravikishan will virtually participate from London as he is there because of some urgency.
Gen Z will take part in this to the fullest extent possible. To ensure this,all schools and colleges, including universities, technical institutions, and other colleges, have received invitation letters for this.
It’s been recommended that everyone carry the country’s flag. For individuals who were unable to carry the tricolour for any reason, the GDA has still placed up 50,000 national flags.
What if you forgot to take the flag?
On this occasion , the GDA will hand out 50,000 national flags. Therefore, you may collect the flag from there even if you have forgotten to bring it.
All about Event
Prem Ranjan Singh, vice chairman of the Gorakhpur Development Authority, stated that in honour of the nation’s 75th anniversary of independence, the public was asked to sing the national anthem on the bank of the Ramgarh Tal. When gathering close to the Ramgarh Tal, the individuals are instructed to bring the national flag.
Prem Ranjan Singh, vice president of the Gorakhpur Development Authority, anticipated that the area around Ramgarh Tal, which has grown to be a top tourist attraction, will become a distinctive symbol of the history of the country.
On the occasion of the nation’s 75th anniversary of independence, a unique record will be created in Gorakhpur’s honour. The national anthem and Vande Mataram will be sung by a lakh people as they carry the flag at Ramgarhtal, which has grown to be a significant tourist spot.
The Air Force band will perform national anthems and other patriotic songs will be played too. With vibrant lights, the Ramgarh Tal and Digvijay Nath Park have been adorned.
Other hoisting events
On Sunday, as part of the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, the national flag was raised on the grounds of the Gorakhnath shrine. All of the schools, clinics, and structures on the grounds of the temple, according to Dwarka Tiwari, secretary of the Gorakhnath Temple Trust, have flown the national flag.
