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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will deliver his sixth straight Independence Day speech on Thursday, August 15. India will be celebrating its 73rd Independence Day tomorrow. PM Modi will address the nation from Red Fort.
This will be his first Independence Day address after coming back to power with a massive mandate. The broadcast of PM Modi's speech will be broadcast by national broadcaster Doordarshan and India Today TV. Modi will deliver the Independence Day address after flag hoisting.
He is expected to speak on a host of issues including the government's decision to scrap Article 370, which granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir. He is also expected to touch upon other welfare policies and steps taken by the government for the development of the nation.
This year, however, PM Modi's focus is likely to focus on the scrapping of Article 370 and how it will help in the development of people living in Jammu and Kashmir.
In his last address last week, he assured people of the Valley that the move will help bring development and peace. The overall situation is calm but the restrictions are expected to continue for some time.
With Thursday's speech, PM Modi will equal the number of Independence Day speeches from the ramparts of the Red Fort by late Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the first and only other prime minister from the BJP.
Modi is likely to address concerns over the economic slowdown during his speech as well.
Meanwhile, the defence ministry said on Wednesday that 3,500 girl students from 41 government schools in Delhi, 5,000 boy spectators and 700 NCC cadets of 17 schools will display "strength in unity" by the formation of words "Naya Bharat" at the venue of Modi's speech.
The guard of honour contingent for the Prime Minister will consist of one officer and 24 men each from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Delhi Police. It will be positioned directly in front of the National Flag across the moat below the ramparts, it added.
After inspecting the guard of honour, Modi will proceed to the ramparts of the Red Fort where Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, his deputy Shripad Naik, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat, Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa and Navy Chief Admiral Karambir Singh will greet him.
The General Officer Commanding (GOC) Delhi area will conduct the prime minister to the dais to unfurl the national flag, the ministry said.