Pragati College, Choubey Colony Celebrates Nation’s 79th Independence Day

Independence Day, celebrated on 15th August each year, marks the historic occasion when India gained freedom in 1947.

Raipur: Independence Day, celebrated on 15th August each year, marks the historic occasion when India gained freedom in 1947. It is a day of immense pride for every Indian, honoring the sacrifices of the great leaders and freedom fighters who dedicated their lives to the cause of the nation’s independence. The celebration serves as a reminder of these heroes, pays tribute to our motherland, inspires patriotism, and reinforces the values of unity, integrity, and national pride among students and faculty.

Principal of the Collegen Faculties and students singing of the national anthem after Principal unfurled the national flag-Photo Credit  -Pragati College

Pragati College celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great enthusiasm and reverence. To commemorate the sovereignty of our nation, Principal of the College Dr. Soumya Nayyar ceremoniously hoisted the National Flag.

In her inspiring address Principal said that it was India’s long and determined struggle for freedom, from the Revolt of 1857 to the ultimate victory in 1947. She urged students to recognise their own strengths and weaknesses, build self-confidence, and develop strong communication skills for their personal and national growth.

Principal Dr. Soumya Nayyar addressing the gathering on the occasion of 79th Independence Day-Photo Credit-Pragati Collefe

The celebrations featured patriotic songs, energetic dance performances, and sloganand poetry recitations by the students. Prizes were awarded by the Principal , and other members of the College to the winners of various competitions held at the college, recognising their efforts and talent.

The spirited participation of students reflected their eagerness to engage in national events and their deep sense of pride in the country. The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Asministrator Ms.Jyoti Thakur , followed by the singing of the National Anthem, leaving everyone inspired and united in their love for the nation.