To celebrate the occasion of 70th Independence Day with velour and gaiety, as many as 15 battalions of both police and para-military forces will march on the beats of drum at Morhabadi Ground in the State Capital.
CRPF, CISF, ITBP, JAP 1 which also includes Band Party, Jharkhand Jaguar, JAP 2, DAP 2, OR, SSB, Home Guard (Gramin), NCC (Air Force Platoon), NCC girls platoon, NCC boys platoon including Fire Brigade two unit battalion will participate in the Independence Day programme, as per the event planned by the district administration. The platoon of Chhattisgarh Police will march along with the other forces to mark the occasion and will be the main attraction of the entire events.
“Inter State battalion exchange programme has been initiated from last year. In 2015, Bihar Battalion participated in the programme. This year, Chhattisgarh police force will participate in parade,” said, Ranchi DC, Manoj Kumar.
A cultural event depicting the versatility of nation was showcased on the eve of Independence Day. The cultural programme organised by Art and Culture Department witnessed the participation of dignitaries along with public. local artists through several mediums highlighted the real essence of tribal culture.
“Besides, presenting different culture and tradition, the purpose for organising cultural events is to connect the young generation and make them familiar with the rich legacy. Such events motivate them to do something constructive that is essential in nation building, apart providing opportunity to the artists of tribal land to showcase their talents,” said, Director, Art and Culture, Ashok Singh.
Various cultural activities too have been planned by school managements both private and government in the capital city. Children through their vision will represent patriotism and will remember the ‘Heroes’ in vivid formats like skit, essay writing, drawing competitions beside dance and songs.
“The stage is all set and school administration is in the last leg of preparations. Every year, we encourage students to participate in such events. The programme reminds the students of the great sacrifice made by the legends and inspires students to take up challenges,” said, Principal, DAV Kapil Dev.
Taking additional cautionary measures this time, CCTVs has been installed in galleries and Drones too will keep a track of the day events and people activities at Morabadi. “The extra security measures are taken to avoid mishaps. Drones and CCTVs will help in surveillance,” added, Kumar.