President Draupadi Murmu addressing the nation on the eve of Independence Day.
President Draupadi Murmu is addressing the nation on the eve of Independence Day. At the beginning of her address, she wished the countrymen a Happy Independence Day. She said, ‘My dear countrymen, I extend my heartfelt wishes to all of you on Independence Day.’ On this occasion, President Murmu said that I am very happy to see that all the countrymen are preparing to celebrate the 78th Independence Day. She said, ‘Seeing the tricolor fluttering on the occasion of Independence Day, whether it is at the Red Fort, in the state capitals or around us, fills our hearts with enthusiasm.’
‘Future generations will see the nation regaining its full glory’
In his address, the President said, ‘Just as we celebrate various festivals with our family, we celebrate our Independence Day and Republic Day with our family whose members are all our countrymen. We are part of a tradition that links the dreams of the freedom fighters and the aspirations of future generations who will see our nation regain its full glory in the years to come.’
‘Today is the day to remember the horrors of Partition’
In his address, the President said, “We have started celebrating the birth anniversary of Bhagwan Birsa Munda as Tribal Pride Day. The celebration of his 150th birth anniversary next year will be an opportunity to honour more deeply his contribution to the national renaissance. Today, on 14th August, our country is observing Partition Horrors Remembrance Day. It is a day to remember the horrors of Partition. When our great nation was partitioned, millions of people were forced to migrate. Millions lost their lives. A day before celebrating Independence Day, we remember that unprecedented human tragedy and stand in solidarity with the families who were torn apart.”
The President also spoke on India’s economy
The President said, ‘We are celebrating the 75th anniversary of our Constitution. The journey of our newly independent nation has faced serious obstacles. Remaining firm on the constitutional ideals of justice, equality, liberty and fraternity, we are moving ahead with the mission to ensure that India regains its proud place on the world stage. Achieving an average annual growth rate of 8 per cent between 2021 and 2024, India is among the fastest growing major economies. This has not only put more money in the hands of the countrymen, but has also drastically reduced the number of people living below the poverty line.’
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