- Renowned kathakaar says the national flag unites us all and is the symbol of the country’s unity in diversity.
- Morari Bapu dedicates his 901st katha to Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the celebration of the 76th year of independence.
- Morari Bapu says the tricolours place of pride is to inspire the audience as well as Indians living in India or overseas.
NE NEWS SERVICE
MAHUVA, AUG 17
Renowned kathakaar Morari Bapu joined the nation in celebrating the Independence Day by hoisting the national flag at the primary school in Talgajarda village in Bhavnagar’s Mahuva taluka on Monday.
Dhwaj Vandan I Talgajarda Prathmik Shala I Morari Bapu I Azadi ka Amrit Mohotsav I Independence Day I 75 Years Celebrations
#truth #love #compassion #moraribapu #IndependenceDayIndia #chitrakutdhamtalgajarda pic.twitter.com/ML66kjY8tw
— Chitrakutdham Talgajarda | Morari Bapu (@MorariBapu_) August 15, 2022
Morari Bapu hoisted the tricolour at the school to commemorate 76 years of India’s independence. The head of Talgajarda village, the school’s principal, teachers, and hundreds of students also participated in the celebrations with patriotic fervour. Morari Bapu enthusiastically waved the national flag along with the other participants to mark the landmark occasion.
Tiranga Yatra I Har Ghar Tiraga I Azadi ka Amrit Mohotsav I 75 Years of Independence I @chitrakutdhamtalgajarda #Moraribapu #azadikaamritmahotsav #harghartiranga #tiranga
— Chitrakutdham Talgajarda | Morari Bapu (@MorariBapu_) August 14, 2022
Morari Bapu had recently appealed to the countrymen to take part in the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign, which was conceptualised keeping in mind the completion of 75 years of independence and to rally countrymen to hoist the national flag at their homes from August 13 to 15. Morari Bapu has also dedicated his 901st katha to Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the celebration of the 76th year of independence.
Morari Bapu has been hoisting the national flag to mark Independence Day for nearly three decades. The national flag occupies a prominent place in all kathas Morari Bapu delivers. Irrespective of the location of the katha, the flag of Sanatan Dharma is hoisted on one side and the national flag on the other. Moreover, if Republic Day or Independence Day coincides with the kathas, Morari Bapu unfurls/hoists the flag on the day before commencing the discourse. Morari Bapu says the tricolours place of pride is to inspire the audience as well as Indians living in India or overseas.
