Happy Independence Day 2019

Happy Independence Day 2019 Preparations HIGHLIGHTS: Massive security put in place ahead of celebrations

Happy Independence Day 2019

73rd Independence Day 2019 Preparations HIGHLIGHTS: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation from the ramparts of Red Fort at 7 am, August 15, 2019. This will be his first Independence Day address after winning the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

Independence Day 2019 Preparation Highlights: There are multi-level security systems across the national capital before celebrating the 5th Independence Day in the country. Security has been extended across New Delhi and surrounding border areas in the wake of the cancellation of Article 4 of the special status for Jammu and Kashmir.

Happy Independence Day 2019

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation from the Lal Fort stream on Thursday morning. This will be his first Independence Day address after the BJP returns to power with a large majority in the Lok Sabha polls.

A huge security ring has been set up around the Red Fort including NSG snipers, elite swat commandos and watch catchers. SPGs with around 20,6 personnel in the traffic branch and various components of the army and paramilitary forces, and about 20,3 Delhi police personnel have been deployed specially.

Happy Independence Day 2019

A full dress rehearsal of Independence Day was held at Red Fort under tight security on Tuesday. Defense personnel from the army, navy and air force marched across the Mughal-era Red Fort, during which time school children performed their performances.

Happy Independence Day 2019

After many years of British rule, India finally achieved independence in its hard-fought battle on August 8, 9. "When the world sleeps, at the stroke of midnight, India will wake up to life and independence," the first Prime Minister of Independent India said on the night of August 15, 1947. Later in commemoration of the event, the national flag of India was hoisted above the Lahore gate at the Red Fort in Delhi, which became regular at a later time. Schools and colleges commemorate this day by arranging various skits, competitions and other events that commemorate and celebrate many of our most difficult struggles to enjoy today's freedom.