Naya Bharat, Op Sindoor Celebrated on India’s 79th Independence Day
India commemorates its 79th Independence Day today, august 15, 2025, marking the historic moment when the nation emerged from nearly 200 years of british rule in 1947. The celebrations kick off at Delhi's iconic red Fort, where prime minister Narendra Modi will arrive at 7:30 am to hoist the national flag and inspect the Guard of Honour. At 7:45 am, he will deliver his 12th consecutive Independence Day speech from the fort's ramparts.
This year’s address is expected to honor the bravery of the indian armed forces, particularly during Operation Sindoor, which targeted Pakistan's terror infrastructure following the pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 civilian lives on april 22. PM Modi may also announce support for restoring statehood to kashmir - SRINAGAR/JAMMU' target='_blank' title='jammu and kashmir-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>jammu and kashmir and will emphasize themes such as indigenous defense production, women’s welfare, farmers’ support, and an economic roadmap to make india the world’s third-largest economy.
As part of the celebrations, the red Fort will be adorned with tributes to Operation Sindoor, featuring large logos and a flyover by air Force helicopters. Security measures have been tightened, with extensive deployments of delhi police and paramilitary forces, drones for surveillance, and strict entry regulations banning items like electronics and bags.
To facilitate smooth traffic flow, the delhi Traffic police has imposed restrictions around the red Fort from 4:00 am to 10:00 am. Key roads will be closed, and bus routes curtailed to ensure public safety.
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