79th Independence Day Celebrated with Enthusiasm Across Rajasthan
Flag Hoisting, Cultural Performances, and Recognition of Talent Mark Statewide Festivities
Jaipur, The 79th Independence Day was celebrated across Rajasthan with patriotic fervor and grandeur. At district headquarters, members of the Council of Ministers, Divisional Commissioners, and District Collectors unfurled the national flag, inspected parades, and took the salute at march pasts. Students presented colorful cultural programs, and the Governor’s message was read out at the ceremonies. Brave women, government employees, students, and social workers were honored for their distinguished services and achievements.
In Sri Ganganagar, District Collector Dr. Manju hoisted the flag at Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Government College. Freedom fighters and their families were felicitated with shawls, and meritorious individuals were awarded certificates.
In Banswara, Collector Dr. Indrajit Yadav unfurled the tricolor at Kushalbagh ground and inspected contingents of Mewar Bhil Corps, Rajasthan Police, NCC, Scouts, and Guides.
In Karauli, the district ceremony was held at Munshi Trilokchand Mathur Stadium under the leadership of Collector Neelabh Saxena, who honored 34 outstanding individuals for their contributions.
In Bundi, Collector Akshay Godara hoisted the flag at Police Parade Ground, where 38 achievers were recognized.
In Pratapgarh, Revenue Minister Hemant Meena led the celebrations, honoring government officials, students, and social workers.
In Dholpur, Collector Shrinidhi B.T. hoisted the flag and administered an oath against child marriage.
In Jalore, Chief Whip Jogeshwar Garg hoisted the flag at Shah Punjaji Genaji Stadium.
In Sirohi, Minister Otaram Devasi presided over the ceremony, where 26 specially-abled individuals were provided scooters from the local MLA fund.
In Bharatpur, Minister Hiralal Nagar honored war widows and 65 meritorious officers and students.
In Sawai Madhopur, Minister Dr. Kirodi Lal Meena honored Veeranganas and 47 achievers.
In Sikar, Minister Jhabar Singh Khara honored the lone surviving freedom fighter, Kalidas Swami.
In Dungarpur, Padma Shri awardee Moolchand Lodha and other freedom fighters’ families were honored, and the district tableau won second place at the state level.
In Tonk, Minister Kanhaiya Lal Choudhary honored 52 achievers and administered an oath against child marriage.
In Alwar, Minister Sanjay Sharma felicitated 26 talents and honored war widows with shawls.
In Jaisalmer, Collector Pratap Singh hoisted the flag at Shaheed Poonam Singh Stadium.
In Chittorgarh, Minister Gautam Kumar Dak recalled the sacrifices of martyrs and highlighted welfare schemes.
In Barmer, Minister K.K. Vishnoi praised the valor of the army in “Operation Sindoor.”
In Kota, Minister Madan Dilawar honored 91 achievers, emphasizing sacrifices of martyrs.
In Ajmer, Minister Suresh Singh Rawat recognized 98 individuals and institutions.
In Udaipur, Minister Babulal Kharaḍi unfurled the flag at Gandhi Ground, followed by parade and cultural programs.
In Bhilwara, Collector Jasmeet Singh Sandhu presided over celebrations at Police Line Ground.
In Jhalawar, children from Piplaudi, who survived a tragic accident, were invited as special guests and joined the march past.
In Pali, Minister Joraram Kumawat paid tribute to freedom fighters.
In Hanumangarh, Collector Dr. Khushal Yadav unfurled the flag at Nehru Memorial PG College ground.
In Nagaur, Minister Dr. Manju Baghmar honored achievers at the district stadium.
Across all districts, the celebrations featured flag hoisting, march pasts, oath ceremonies, cultural performances, and recognition of brave women and achievers in diverse fields. The day was marked with patriotism, respect for martyrs, and commitment to nation-building.
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