Arunachal Pradesh Celebrates 79th Independence Day with 'Nation First' Spirit

Arunachal Pradesh Governor K T Parnaik marked India's 79th Independence Day by urging citizens to adopt a 'Nation First' mindset. Reflecting on India's democratic journey, he praised the sacrifices of freedom fighters and highlighted the state's potential for growth. The celebrations included awards, a Guard of Honour, and community involvement.

On the 79th Independence Day, Arunachal Pradesh Governor Lt Gen (Retd) K T Parnaik urged citizens to embody the 'Nation First' ideology. The call to patriotism came as Parnaik unfurled the national flag at Raj Bhavan, honouring India's journey as a democracy.

The governor paid homage to the nation's founding fathers, applauding freedom fighters like Matmur Jamoh and Moje Riba for their significant roles in India's Independence movement. He received a Guard of Honour from the 33rd Battalion of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police.

Addressing the rapid transformations within Arunachal Pradesh, Parnaik emphasized a vision for a 'Viksit Bharat,' advocating for self-reliance and equitable opportunities. The day also saw awards for cleanliness initiatives and camaraderie among attendees, symbolizing a unified patriotic spirit.

(With inputs from agencies.)