Mangalore: 62nd Republic Day Celebrated in City with Patriotic Spirit


Mangalore: 62nd Republic Day Celebrated in City with Patriotic Spirit

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore

Mangalore, Jan 26: The 62nd Republic Day celebration was held with patriotic spirit and zest at Nehru Maidan in the city on Wednesday January 26.


District-in-charge minister Krishna J Palemar hoisted the tri-colour Indian Flag in the presence of over 1,000 citizens. Speaking on the occasion, he said that it is one of the most prominent days for the Indian citizens.  He highlighted the contribution of Narasimha Rao to constitutional development and said his 125th birth anniversary will be celebrated grandly prior to February 26.

Pointing out the development in Dakshina Kannada over the past 2 years he said a record of 1,050 crore has been spent on the developments projects which is indeed a good sign for the people of the district. He also spoke on the budget reserved by the government for housing facilities and agricultural developments. 2.9 crore has been set aside for developing the Western Ghats, he said.

Eminent persons including deputy speaker of the assembly Yogish Bhat, CDA chairman Nagraj Shetty, MLA U T Khader, D C Subodh Yadav, Santhosh Bhandary, Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh and SP Subramanyeshwar Rao among others were present.

29 personalities who have excelled in various fields at the state and national levels were felicitated on the occasion. The State Hoysala Award was conferred upon Praveen A K of Sullia taluk.

14 teams comprising the NCC wings, police personnel and students participated in the march past. Various cultural programmes depicting Indian traditions were presented.

A Mock Drill was also conducted to train the police officials in emergency situations and during the possible terrorist attack.

  

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  • ANCHAN, MANGALORE.

    Wed, Jan 26 2011

    Mr ahmedbava we all know that all the political parties, what did they do for india. "WISH YOU ALL HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY" JAI HIND.

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  • ahmedbava, mangalore

    Wed, Jan 26 2011

    this is not Republic Day celebration this is BJP day function

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  • KT, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 26 2011

    Why politicians taking guard of honor, why not ex- soldier? India must change, Indian must change. What is the contribution from politician to India?

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  • Udaya Kumar Kayyar, M'lore / Dubai

    Wed, Jan 26 2011


    Very Nice Photos !!!!!!!!

    ಗಣರಾಜ್ಯೋತ್ಸವದ ಶುಭಾಶಯಗಳು...ಜೈ ಹಿಂದ್ ....ವಂದೇ ಮಾತರಂ

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  • Alban D Souza, Udyavara Mumbai Doha Qatar

    Wed, Jan 26 2011

    It is nice to see the Republic day celebrations. Indeed if we see undivided South Kanara has made tremendous development. With this celebration let us keep in mind our patriotism and live in peace and harmony and respect all religions cast creed ....Mangalore is good in keeping this and let us maintain our peaceful co-existence. Also I remember the sweet memories of school days spent in Nehru maidan for the Republic day celebraions. Wonderful experience.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, BAHRAIN

    Wed, Jan 26 2011

    Gandhiji, if alive today would have gone on a fast unto death to save INDIA from the bloody politicians. Poor Gandhi starved his life to win freedom, only to be passed on to these wretched politicians. Jai Hind.

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