Oldest employee unfurls tricolour

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Updated At : 01:03 PM Aug 18, 2021 IST

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Hoshiarpur: In what could be called a true dedication to the 75th Independence Day, the tricolour was unfurled at the Reliance Industries Limited, Chohal, by the company’s senior electrician Pritam Singh. As the chief guest of the day, Singh, performed the flag unfurling ceremony. On this occasion, he said, “Today we are enjoying the freedom that many brave warriors of the country had sacrificed their lives for. We all should work together to realise the dreams of martyrs so that the country can touch new heights of development”. prior to it he was welcomed with full honours by the officials of the RIL. Site Head T Karunanidhi said this day holds special significance for every Indian. He urged that during the Covid period, everyone should follow the rules laid down by the government, by wearing masks and following social distancing. — OC

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