Sikkim Celebrates 79th Independence Day with Pride and Commitment
Sikkim marked its 79th Independence Day with Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang unfurling the national flag and honoring citizens for caring for their elders. Tamang emphasized unity, development, and the importance of values. Celebrations included a focus on growth sectors like clean energy and tourism.
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Sikkim celebrated its 79th Independence Day with a vibrant ceremony at Palzor Stadium, where Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang hoisted the national flag. The event spotlighted Sikkim Police's regally orchestrated parade witnessed from an open jeep.
Later, in a poignant moment, Tamang distributed Rs 1 lakh each to 22 individuals, recognizing them with the Shrawan Kumar award for taking care of their elderly parents. The celebrations resonated across the state, nurturing a spirit of unity and development.
The Chief Minister addressed the audience, urging a commitment to the constitution and expressing visions of development focusing on clean energy, organic farming, and digital connectivity, charting a prosperous future for Sikkim.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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