Bharat ka Amrut Mahotsav will be starting from March 12th, by the Central government. The Central Government of India aim is to celebrate 75 years of Indian Independence 75 weeks before 15th August 2022. As per the reports the festival aims to create a Vision for India 2047. Mainly it will be focusing on the freedom fighters who helped India to set free. Various cultural , social programs will be organized in this festival along with demonstrations of the technical and scientific achievements.
On Thursday, Belagavi district commissioner MG Hiremath said,while speaking in the presidential meeting that the event will be held at 75 locations across the country. Belagavi is amongst the two locations in Karnataka. Queen Kittur Rani Chennamma’s role is remarkable in the history , as their will be a ceremony held at Kittur Fort premises.
The “Bharat ka Amrut Mahotsav” will be launched by our honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modi as said by the officials. The commemoration activities will be held in every state and Union Territory where India’s Glorious history , culture, technological development and digital interventions will be showcased.
It will also include 75 events for 75 weeks with one prominent event every week and the program will be planned at 75 places or monuments of historical significance spread across the states .
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