Tripura and Maharashtra CM's Celebrate India's 79th Independence Day with Patriotic Fervor

Tripura CM Manik Saha and Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis marked India's 79th Independence Day with flag-hoisting ceremonies. Saha praised Prime Minister Modi’s leadership, acknowledging sacrifices by freedom fighters. Fadnavis expressed gratitude to Modi for easing tax burdens. Celebrations included cultural programs and government achievements in focus.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 15-08-2025 17:40 IST | Created: 15-08-2025 17:40 IST
Tripura and Maharashtra CM's Celebrate India's 79th Independence Day with Patriotic Fervor
Tripura CM Saha hoists tricolour flag (Photo/ANI) . Image Credit: ANI
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On Friday, Tripura Chief Minister Manik Saha proudly hoisted the National Flag to commemorate the 79th Independence Day of India. In his address, Saha extended warm wishes to the citizens while lauding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's relentless efforts in advancing the nation. He stated, 'It is a matter of pride that PM Modi is propelling the country forward, including our state and others.

I congratulate the people of Tripura and all Indians on this Independence Day.' In a social media post on X, Saha acknowledged the 'cherished freedom,' attributing it to the selfless sacrifices and struggles of countless freedom fighters. He emphasized the significance of their efforts in breaking the chains of British colonialism.

The celebrations featured a parade and the felicitation of officers for their exemplary contributions. Saha highlighted government achievements and commitment to people-centric initiatives, resonating with PM Modi's call for Swadeshi and self-reliance. The day concluded with a cultural program showcasing India's rich heritage and patriotism.

Similarly, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis took part in the flag-hoisting ceremony at the Bombay High Court alongside Chief Justice Alok Aradhe. Fadnavis expressed sincere gratitude to PM Modi for his continual efforts in alleviating the common man's tax burdens, calling it a 'Diwali gift.'

(With inputs from agencies.)

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