On august 15, the country will celebrate 75 years of independence (Independence Day Celebrations). The main ceremony will be held at Lal Kila. prime minister narendra modi has invited farmers, laborers and nurses as chief guests in this year's Independence Day celebrations. Those who have been invited to visit the red Fort are not satisfied with this honor.
50 nurses have been invited to Lal Kila. Nursing Officer Javed Mohammad thanked narendra modi for this initiative. He said such moments would inspire nurses. He said, "It's a matter of pride for all nursing officers. I want to thank PM Modi for giving attention to nursing. 50 nursing officers have been invited from across India. Moments like this will inspire nurses. "
Fifty nurses along with their families (about 1,800 people) have been invited to come to the red Fort on Independence Day and listen to the Prime Minister's address to the nation. Savita rani of Faridabad, haryana has also received an invitation from PM Modi. Savita said that I am Nursing Officer in Blood bank of badshah Khan Civil Hospital. My family and the people of the hospital are honored for this. Senior Nursing Officer sonia Chauhan said it is a matter of pride and honor for all nurses. I have been invited as one of the specially invited members on the occasion of 15th August. I am preparing to go.
Please let us know that special guests from various walks of life ranging from Sarpanchs, teachers, nurses, farmers and fishermen have been invited to the Independence Day celebrations at the red Fort this year. The initiative to invite people from all walks of life across india and be a part of the celebrations has been taken by the government in line with its vision of 'public participation'.