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Telangana: Independence day diamond jubilee celebrations from August 8

July 30, 2022 11:45 pm | Updated July 31, 2022 11:20 am IST - HYDERABAD

National flags will be distributed to all households in the State: CS

Workers prepare the national flags at a workshop ahead of 75th Independence Day celebrations in Hyderabad. | Photo Credit: NAGARA GOPAL

The diamond jubilee celebrations of the country’s Independence, ‘Swatantra Bharata Vajrotsavalu’, would be organised across the State August 8-22 in a befitting manner, Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar said here on Saturday.

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He reviewed the arrangements being made for the celebrations including distribution of one-crore national flags to all households in the State. He asked the officials to work in close coordination in order to ensure that the programme was held successfully without any glitches. A high-level Vajrotsava Committee had already chalked out a detailed programme.

He stated that the inaugural session would be held on August 8 with Ministers, MLAs and other public representatives attending it. Special programmes on national integration would be held across the State. Feature and documentary films on national integration and patriotism would be screened free of cost for school children in all cinema halls, he stated.

The Chief Secretary instructed the officials to ensure that the national flags were distributed in all villages, mandals and municipalities.

Officer on Special Duty to Chief Minister Deshapathi Srinivas, Special Chief Secretary (MA&UD) Arvind Kumar, Principal Secretary (Home) Ravi Gupta, Principal Secretary (IT) Jayesh Ranjan, Secretary (GAD) V. Sheshadri, Secretary (PR&RD) Sandeep Kumar Sultania, Ranga Reddy District Collector Amoy Kumar, Director of I&PR B. Rajamouli, Director (Culture) Mamidi Harikrishna and others attended the meeting.

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