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"Around 400,000 saplings were planted both in India's eastern and northern frontiers along Bangladesh and Pakistan," Border Security Force spokesman D.S. Bhati told IANS.
He said all BSF units and sector headquarters involved in the mass planting achieved the record in just 30 minutes -- starting from 10 a.m.
"This plantation programme would also mark India's Independence Day," he added.

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BSF plants four lakh saplings along Pakistan Bangladesh borders for Independence Day - Firstpost
 
On the occasion of the 69th Independence Day of India, the Indian Army hosted the Chinese People's Liberation Army to a special Border Personnel Meeting at Chushul in Eastern Ladakh.

Addressing both delegations during the function, the Indian side extolled the virtues of maintaining peace and stability on the Line of Actual Control. The Chinese delegation was led by Senior Colonel Liu Geping, according to Defence Spokesperson S.D. Goswami.

The celebration showcased Indian culture and traditions, including traditional dances and songs. An old form of martial art called 'Gatka' was performed by the troops, and 'Dare Devils' of the Indian Army Signal Regiment performed acrobatics on their motorcycles. A volley ball match was also organised fielding a mixed team of both Indian and Chinese troops. The Chinese delegation participated in all the events with equal zeal and enthusiasm.

Ladakh Indian Army host Chinese troops on Independence Day Latest News Updates at Daily News Analysis
 
Putin greets Indians on Independence Day

Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a warm message of felicitations, “with all my heart,” to the Indian leadership and people on the eve of India’s 69th Independence Day. India gained independence from British colonial rule on August 15, 1947.

In his message, President Putin said, “Over decades of independent development, India has achieved impressive success in social, economic, scientific, technological and humanitarian spheres,” adding that India’s “prestige” stood “high in the international arena.”

“Russian-Indian relations, based on long-standing traditions of friendship and mutual respect, have attained the level of special and privileged strategic partnership. We attach great importance to the launch of procedure for India’s joining the SCO, which opens up new vistas for broader and productive cooperation between our nations,” Putin said in his message to India’s President and Prime Minister.

Recalling warmly the “substantive and constructive negotiations,” he held with both leaders, the Russian President said, “I am confident that by joint efforts we will ensure further growth of the whole gamut of bilateral ties and partnership interaction in addressing the burning issues of regional and global agenda. This meets the fundamental interests of our nations and goes in line with providing international stability and security.”

President Putin met the Indian President who visited Moscow for the Victory Day celebrations on May 9, and India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi who visited Ufa in July for the BRICS and SCO summits.

Putin greets Indians on Independence Day Russia India Report
 

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