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A new set of India-UK Achievers Honours has been launched in London to celebrate the educational and professional achievements of Indian students who helped bolster the bilateral relationship.

India-UK Achievers Honours announced to celebrate students' contribution

A new set of India-UK Achievers Honours has been launched in London to celebrate the educational and professional achievements of Indian students who helped bolster the bilateral relationship.

A new set of India-UK Achievers Honours has been launched in London to celebrate the educational and professional achievements of Indian students who helped bolster the bilateral relationship.
To mark 75 years of India's independence, the honours to cover 75 high achievers were formally unveiled at the UK Parliament complex on Wednesday by the National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK (NISAU UK) in partnership with the British Council in India as part of their year-long &ldquo;India/UK Together Season of Culture&rdquo;.
The UK government&rsquo;s Department for International Trade (DIT) is among the partners in the project, which will pick the 75 winners following a nominations process running over the course of the next few weeks.
"The UK's higher education system has a proud reputation and is one of our most valuable exports,&rdquo; said Marcus Fysh, UK Minister for Exports.
"Our International Education Strategy commits to sustainably growing education exports to GBP 35 billion by 2030, with India as one of the five priority markets,&rdquo; he said.
The India UK Achievers Honours launch was hosted by Lord Karan Bilimoria, Co-Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for International Students and President of the UK Council of International Student Affairs, and Virendra Sharma, veteran Labour MP and Chair of the Indo-British APPG.
"The Indian Institute of Technology are now opening abroad and we at Birmingham are talking to one of them and there is a very good chance that we will have an IIT campus within Birmingham University. Can you imagine the research and exchange of students,&rdquo; said Lord Bilimoria.
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"Young students are the future leaders of the world, and they are the visionaries who will strengthen the ties between India and the UK,&rdquo; added Sharma.
The honours come as the two countries negotiate a free trade agreement (FTA), which is expected to enhance opportunities for Indian students to study in the UK and boost collaboration in fields such as pharmaceuticals and life sciences.
"This campaign is incredibly timely... We take for granted the huge benefits international students bring to us. They bring in not just economic and social benefits but international students form friendships that we hope go on to form ties of trade, commerce and diplomacy,&rdquo; said Lord Jo Johnson, former UK universities minister, who called for greater two-way student exchanges.
"In this 75th anniversary year of Indian independence and the 10th anniversary of the NISAU, our aim is to celebrate the achievements of Indian students and alumni and inspire future generations of learners to use their global education to contribute to nation-building in India and for the wider global good,&rdquo; said NISAU Chair Sanam Arora.
Indian students and alumni of British education institutions can nominate themselves and others online at AchieversShowcase.Com under five categories: Business &amp; Entrepreneurship; Government, Politics, Law &amp; Society; Education, Science &amp; Innovation; Media &amp; Journalism; and Arts, Culture, Entertainment &amp; Sports. As per the criteria for entry, nominees must be under 49 years of age by August 2023 and hold an Indian passport during the year of study in the UK.
The nominations will then undergo a rigorous selection process by an eminent jury drawn from several leading UK universities including the University of Oxford, London School of Economics, King's College London, Imperial College London, SOAS and University of Reading.
The results of the application process will be unveiled at a gala ceremony at the British High Commissioner&rsquo;s residence in New Delhi on December 10.
Vivienne Stern, CEO of Universities UK and a member of the jury, said: &ldquo;The 75 individuals we choose will help us to illustrate to the people why international education is precious and matters and why we should fight to preserve it.
"I hope we will be able to use the brilliant stories that this initiative produces to help us illustrate the case using individual human beings and the contributions they make.&rdquo;&nbsp;

As India celebrated its 75 years of Independence, wishes poured in from across the world to wish the Indian leadership in achieving this milestone.
World leaders including the likes of US President Joe Biden, Russia's Vladimir Putin, penned notes on India's successful completion of 75 years:
US President Joe Biden in a statement said India's Independence Day also marks celebration of 75 years of diplomatic ties between the two countries. "The United States joins the people of India to honor its democratic journey, guided by Mahatma Gandhi’s enduring message of truth and non-violence," the statement further read
Russian President Vladimir Putin on the other hand, congratulated the Indian leadership on the day with a note he addressed to Prime Narendra Modi and President Droupadi Murmu stating that India rightfully enjoys considerable presitge on the world stage and plays a constructive role in resolving pressing issues. "Russian-Indian relations are developing in the spirit of the special & privileged strategic partnership." he added
French President Emmanuel Macron in a tweet addressed to PM Modi congratulated India on attaining "stunning achievements" in the past 75 years as he assured the Prime Minister to count on France to always stand by India's side.
UK-acting President Boris Johnson in a heartfelt message in Hindi hoped that the ties between the two countries will strengthen further in the coming years. He also shared a picture offering tribute to Mahatma Gandhi
Satoshi Suzuki, Japanese envoy to India extended his wishes with a 'Namaskar' in a video message. The Embassy presented a vocal & instrumental rendition of India's National Anthem to mark country's 75 years of Independence
Meanwhile, foreign Ministers of Nepal, Maldives and High Commission of Sri Lanka also extended their "warmest congratulations" to the Indian government on the landmark occasion.
In his address on the occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged people to focus their energy on the five resolutions of making India a developed nation, removing every trace of bondage, taking pride in its heritage and unity, and fulfilling their duties in the next 25 years.
 

Independence Day: USA's Biden, Russia's Putin, France's Macron, UK's Johnson, others wish India

World leaders including the likes of US President Joe Biden and Russia's Vladimir Putin penned congratulatory messages as India completed 75 years of freedom.

As India celebrated its 75 years of Independence, wishes poured in from across the world to wish the Indian leadership in achieving this milestone.
World leaders including the likes of US President Joe Biden, Russia's Vladimir Putin, penned notes on India's successful completion of 75 years:
US President Joe Biden in a statement said India's Independence Day also marks celebration of 75 years of diplomatic ties between the two countries. "The United States joins the people of India to honor its democratic journey, guided by Mahatma Gandhi&rsquo;s enduring message of truth and non-violence," the statement further read
Russian President Vladimir Putin on the other hand, congratulated the Indian leadership on the day with a note he addressed to Prime Narendra Modi and President Droupadi Murmu stating that India rightfully enjoys considerable presitge on the world stage and plays a constructive role in resolving pressing issues. "Russian-Indian relations are developing in the spirit of the special &amp; privileged strategic partnership." he added
French President Emmanuel Macron in a tweet addressed to<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/commonwealth-games-2022/murali-sreeshankar-reflects-on-creating-indian-long-jump-history-pm-modi-congratulates-1659683642962"> PM Modi</a> congratulated India on attaining "stunning achievements" in the past 75 years as he assured the Prime Minister to count on France to always stand by India's side.
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UK-acting Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a heartfelt message in Hindi hoped that the ties between the two countries will strengthen further in the coming years. He also shared a picture offering tribute to <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/independence-day-usa-s-biden-russia-s-putin-france-s-macron-uk-s-johnson-others-wish-india-1660586727897">Mahatma Gandh</a>i
Satoshi Suzuki, Japanese envoy to India extended his wishes with a 'Namaskar' in a video message. The Embassy presented a vocal &amp; instrumental rendition of India's National Anthem to mark country's 75 years of Independence
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Meanwhile, foreign Ministers of Nepal, Maldives and High Commission of Sri Lanka also extended their "warmest congratulations" to the Indian government on the landmark occasion.
In his address on the occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged people to focus their energy on the five resolutions of making India a developed nation, removing every trace of bondage, taking pride in its heritage and unity, and fulfilling their duties in the next 25 years.
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As India celebrates 75 years of independence from the British rule, the govt has undertaken several initiatives as part of the ‘Azadi K Amrit Mahotsav’. One of them is the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign which aims to encourage people to bring the national flag homeCulture Secretary Govind Mohan speaks to editorji’s Vikram Chandra about the idea behind the campaign and steps the govt is taking to make it a success.

India@75 | 'Har Ghar Tiranga' to bring the tricolour closer to people: Culture Secretary to editorji

As India celebrates 75 years of independence from the British rule, the govt has undertaken several initiatives as part of the ‘Azadi K Amrit Mahotsav’.

As India celebrates 75 years of independence from the British rule, the govt has undertaken several initiatives as part of the &lsquo;Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav&rsquo;

As India celebrates 75 years of independence from the British rule, the govt has undertaken several initiatives as part of the &lsquo;Azadi K Amrit Mahotsav&rsquo;. One of them is the &lsquo;Har Ghar Tiranga&rsquo; campaign which aims to encourage people to bring the national flag home Culture Secretary Govind Mohan speaks to editorji&rsquo;s Vikram Chandra about the idea behind the campaign and steps the govt is taking to make it a success.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on August 4 told a gathering of business leaders in Bengaluru that Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave an all inclusive and all reaching government in the last eight years.
"In eight years, PM Narendra Modi gave a 'Sarva Sparshi, Sarva Samaveshi' government to the country. There isn't any area where reforms didn't take place and we have taken an oath for the welfare of the entire society," he said.
The home minister was speaking at the 'Sankalp Se Siddhi' event organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry to celebrate 75 years of Indian independence.
Shah was welcomed to the event by the Chairman of India@75 Foundation Sanjeev Goenka.  
Goenka, who is the founder and chairman of the RPSG Group, said 'we will remain committed towards collective action and will participate in the Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign'.
He said: we will also encourage RPSG partners and vendors to do the same.

Home Minister Amit Shah attends CII event to celebrate 75 years of India's independence

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on August 4 told a gathering of business leaders in Bengaluru that Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave an all inclusive and all reaching government in the last eight years.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on August 4 told a gathering of business leaders in Bengaluru that Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave an all inclusive and all reaching government in the last eight years.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on August 4 told a gathering of business leaders in Bengaluru that Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave an all inclusive and all reaching government in the last eight years.
"In eight years, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/watch-pm-narendra-modi-home-minister-amit-shah-meet-droupadi-murmu-after-her-win-1658421679333">PM Narendra Modi </a>gave a 'Sarva Sparshi, Sarva Samaveshi' government to the country. There isn't any area where reforms didn't take place and we have taken an oath for the welfare of the entire society," he said.
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The home minister was speaking at the 'Sankalp Se Siddhi' event organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry to celebrate 75 years of Indian independence.
Shah was welcomed to the event by the Chairman of<a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/india-75-har-ghar-tiranga-to-bring-the-tricolour-closer-to-people-culture-secretary-to-editorji-1659425301918"> India@75 Foundation</a> Sanjiv Goenka.
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Goenka, who is the founder and chairman of the RPSG Group, said 'we will remain committed towards collective action and will participate in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/har-ghar-tiranga-bike-rally-bjp-mp-manoj-tiwari-fined-rs-21-000-for-traffic-rule-violation-1659596919750">Har Ghar Tiranga </a>Campaign'.
He said: we will also encourage <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/lucknow-super-giants-owner-rpsg-appoint-lance-klusener-as-durban-franchise-head-coach-1658755724256">RPSG </a>partners and vendors to do the same.

As part of Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, Indian Coast Guard performed an underwater flag demo at sea. Idea behind the initiative is to invoke feeling of patriotism in the hearts of the people & to promote awareness about the Indian National Flag

India@75 | Indian Coast Guard unfurls the national flag underwater

As part of Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, Indian Coast Guard performed an underwater flag demo at sea.

As part of 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign, Indian Coast Guard performed an underwater flag demo at sea.

As part of Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, Indian Coast Guard performed an underwater flag demo at sea. Idea behind the initiative is to invoke feeling of patriotism in the hearts of the people &amp; to promote awareness about the Indian National Flag.&nbsp;
The "Har Ghar Tiranga" campaign, launched as part of the 75th anniversary celebrations of the country's independence, seeks to encourage Indians to exhibit the tricolour with almost no restrictions.
All kinds of materials can be used for making the flags -- polyester, cotton, wool, silk and Khadi bunting material.
Previously, machine-made and polyester flags were not allowed to be used. There is also no restriction on the size of the flag, neither on the timing of its display.
Earlier, the national flag was allowed to be flown from sunrise to sunset, irrespective of the prevailing weather conditions.
A member of the public, a private organisation or an educational institution may hoist or display the national flag on all days and occasions now, a source said.
The culture ministry said the states have been mobilised to use self-help groups (SHGs) for the production of the flags. Local tailoring units and MSMEs have also been roped in.
The Ministry of Textiles has identified the flag producers who supply flags in large quantities.
All 1.6 lakh post offices in the country shall also have flags for sale at the last mile, the source added.
The "Har Ghar Tiranga" campaign has been launched to motivate citizens to hoist the tricolour in their homes for three days -- from August 13 to August 15.
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According to an official statement, over 20 crore national flags would be hoisted atop houses for the three days

PM Modi&nbsp;addressing the nation reiterated to India Inc that Govt will no longer be in the driving seat for businesses as the focus remains in making it easier to do business in India.&nbsp;Prime Minister stated, that "Historically govt was sitting in the driver seat. The time has changed now. Efforts have increased in the last 7 years to free the people from the web of unnecessary laws &amp; procedures."The govt has scrapped several unnecessary compliance laws have so far. In fact over 15,000 such 'unnecessary' requirements have already been removed by the govt stated PM Modi.&nbsp;

India@75: PM Modi says govt will no longer be in the driving seat for business

PM Modi| Govt in gear for growth but India Inc in driver's seat

PM Modi&nbsp;addressing the nation reiterated to India Inc that Govt will no longer be in the driving seat for businesses as the focus remains in making it easier to do business in India

PM Modi&nbsp;addressing the nation reiterated to India Inc that Govt will no longer be in the driving seat for businesses as the focus remains in making it easier to do business in India.&nbsp; Prime Minister stated, that "Historically govt was sitting in the driver seat. The time has changed now. Efforts have increased in the last 7 years to free the people from the web of unnecessary laws &amp; procedures." The govt has scrapped several unnecessary compliance laws have so far. In fact over 15,000 such 'unnecessary' requirements have already been removed by the govt stated PM Modi.&nbsp;

In a big move to make India energy independent PM Modi&nbsp;announced the launch of&nbsp;National Green Hydrogen mission. PM Modi&nbsp;said India has to become a hub for production and export of Green Hydrogen in a bid to ensure India becomes aatmanirbhar in energy production too.
Addressing the nation from Red Fort as India celebrates it's 75th Independence day, PM Modi&nbsp;reminded that green energy is the focus and that Green Hydrogen is the future of the world.&nbsp;
Infact&nbsp;reports indicate that the govt will instruct oil refineries and fertiliser plants to use green hydrogen as the first stage of plans to secure a world-leading market scale for the key energy transition fuel.
India is pursuing some of the world&rsquo;s most ambitious renewable energy targets of 175GW by the end of next year and 450GW by the end of the decade.

India@75: PM Modi launches National Green Hydrogen mission

India@75: India is pursuing some of the world&rsquo;s most ambitious renewable energy targets and the PM Modi&nbsp;in a big move forward launched the&nbsp;National Green Hydrogen Mission

India @ 75| The launch National Green Hydrogen mission

In a big move to make India energy independent PM Modi&nbsp;announced the launch of&nbsp;National Green Hydrogen mission. PM Modi&nbsp;said India has to become a hub for production and export of Green Hydrogen in a bid to ensure India becomes aatmanirbhar in energy production too.

India is pursuing some of the world&rsquo;s most ambitious renewable energy targets of 175GW by the end of next year and 450GW by the end of the decade.

In a big move to make India energy independent PM Modi&nbsp;announced the launch of&nbsp;National Green Hydrogen mission. PM Modi&nbsp;said India has to become a hub for production and export of Green Hydrogen in a bid to ensure India becomes aatmanirbhar in energy production too.
Addressing the nation from Red Fort as India celebrates it's 75th Independence day, PM Modi&nbsp;reminded that green energy is the focus and that Green Hydrogen is the future of the world.&nbsp;
In fact&nbsp;reports indicate that the govt will instruct oil refineries and fertiliser plants to use green hydrogen as the first stage of plans to secure a world-leading market scale for the key energy transition fuel.
India is pursuing some of the world&rsquo;s most ambitious renewable energy targets of 175GW by the end of next year and 450GW by the end of the decade.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the national flag and addressed the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort on Sunday to celebrate the country's 75th Independence Day. For the first time ever, two Mi-17 1V helicopters of the Indian Air Force showered&nbsp;flower petals at the venue just after the PM hoisted the flag.&nbsp;
The PM was received by Minister of Defence Rajnath Singh&nbsp;on his arrival at the Red Fort after which he inspected a Guard of Honour&nbsp;consisting of one officer and 20 men each from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Delhi Police.&nbsp;
After his speech, the Prime Minister greeted the Indian athletes who were invited as special guests and also met the children present at the Red Fort for Independence Day celebrations

India@75: PM hoists the national flag at Red Fort, addresses the nation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the national flag and addressed the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort on Sunday to celebrate the country's 75th Independence Day.

Watch: PM hoists the national flag at Red Fort on 75th Independence Day

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<li>PM Modi hoists the national flag at Red Fort on 75th Independence Day</li>
<li>First time ever,&nbsp;two Mi-17 1V helicopters&nbsp;showered&nbsp;petals at Red Fort after flag hoisting</li>
<li>PM&nbsp;received by Minister of Defence Rajnath Singh&nbsp;on his arrival at the Red Fort</li>
<li>PM Modi&nbsp;inspected a Guard of Honour at Red Fort&nbsp;</li>
<li>PM Modi&nbsp;greeted athletes who were invited as special guests&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

For the first time ever, two Mi-17 1V helicopters of the Indian Air Force showered&nbsp;flower petals at the venue just after the PM hoisted the flag.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hoisted the national flag and addressed the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort on Sunday to celebrate the country's 75th Independence Day. For the first time ever, two Mi-17 1V helicopters of the Indian Air Force showered&nbsp;flower petals at the venue just after the PM hoisted the flag.&nbsp;
The PM was received by Minister of Defence Rajnath Singh&nbsp;on his arrival at the Red Fort after which he inspected a Guard of Honour&nbsp;consisting of one officer and 20 men each from the Army, Navy, Air Force and Delhi Police.&nbsp;
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After his speech, the Prime Minister greeted the Indian athletes who were invited as special guests and also met the children present at the Red Fort for Independence Day celebrations

Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) jawans celebrated as India turned 75 at the banks of Pangong Tso in Ladakh.Twenty Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel, who fought shoulder-to-shoulder with the Army in keeping the Chinese troops at bay in Eastern Ladakh's Galwan Valley and Gogra Hot Springs during clashes along the contested Line of Actual Control (LAC) last year, were awarded gallantry medals ahead of Independence day.&nbsp;The Galwan Valley clash of June 15, 2020, was the deadliest between Indian and Chinese troops along the LAC in more than five decade.

India @ 75: Watch Jawans celebrate Independence day at the banks of Pangong Tso in Ladakh

India at 75 celebrations across the nation

Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) jawans celebrated as India turned 75 at the banks of Pangong Tso in Ladakh. Twenty Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel, who fought shoulder-to-shoulder with the Army in keeping the Chinese troops at bay in Eastern Ladakh's Galwan Valley and Gogra Hot Springs during clashes along the contested Line of Actual Control (LAC) last year, were awarded gallantry medals ahead of Independence day.&nbsp;
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/india-75-us-president-wishes-india-says-ties-are-more-important-then-ever-1628991307473" target="_blank">India@75: US President wishes India, says ties are more important then ever</a> The Galwan Valley clash of June 15, 2020, was the deadliest between Indian and Chinese troops along the LAC in more than five decade.

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