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Delhi, Sep 1: Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan today inaugurated the
Exhibition-cum-Seminar ‘New India – We Resolve to Make’ here, stating it was
not just an event, but a 'Sankalp' to make a new India in the next five years.
Addressing the occasion, Ms Mahajan said India got independence just in five
years of starting Quit India Movement due to its 'Sankalp'. Every freedom
fighter fought for Independence in a different method, she added. Ms Mahajan
said in Lok Sabha, all parties have made a 'Sankalp'. 'The exhibition is for
children, who are the future of India. They should be made aware about our
country's rich traditions,' she added. Minister of State for Parliamentary
Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, who was present on this occasion, said that very
few people who participated in August Kranti Andolan are alive today. In this
context, it is very important to make the children know how the country got
Independence. With programmes like these, children would be connecting with the
freedom struggle. Government is making every effort to take everyone in
'Sankalp se Sidhi' to make India free of corruption; free of poverty; free of
filth; free of communalism; free of terrorism and free of casteism, he added.
According to Mr Naqvi, the Exhibition-cum-Seminar will be organised in
association with the Central Public Sector Units (CPSUs) at 39 places across
the country on theme 'Naya Bharat – Karke Rahenge' or 'New India – We Resolve
to Make' to commemorate the 75 years of 'Quit India Movement' and forthcoming
75 years of Independence in 2022. He said the focus of the exhibitions will be
on India's freedom movement from 1857 to 1947, showing the various activities
initiated to attain the freedom from the British rule, including the First War
of Independence-1857, Champaran Satyagrah, Non-cooperation Movement, Dandi
Yatra and the Quit India Movement. 'Besides this, the period of five years from
1942 to 1947 will be reflected to show how the movement of India’s struggle for
freedom transformed the entire country into one to fight for the freedom from
the British Rule and in the end, the vision of new India from 2017 to 2022 will
be showcased, when we will be celebrating 75 years of India's Independence,' he
added. UNI
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