Collector V. Saravanan inspecting the guard of honour on the Independence Day celebrations in Tiruchi on Friday. | Photo Credit: M. MOORTHY
Schoolchildren performing within the cultural programme on the Independence Day celebrations in Tiruchi on Friday. | Photo Credit: M. MOORTHY
Schoolchildren taking part in fancy costume programme and dressed as numerous personalities on the Independence Day celebration in Tiruchi on Friday. | Photo Credit: M. MOORTHY
On the event of the 79th Independence Day, Collector V. Saravanan hoisted the nationwide flag on the Armed Reserve floor in Tiruchi on Friday.
He accepted the guard of honour introduced by the Armed Reserve police personnel, felicitated freedom fighters and their households with mementos, and awarded certificates of appreciation to 723 excellent authorities staff.
The Collector distributed welfare measures of Revenue and Disaster Management, Rural Development, Differently Abled Welfare, District Industrial Centre, TAHDCO, Social Welfare and Women’s Rights, Labour Welfare, Horticulture, and Adi Dravidar and Tribal Welfare departments to 10 beneficiaries totalling ₹18.15 lakh.
Mr. Saravanan honoured R. Anbuchezhian, Director, Kauvery Hospital, with a certificates for service rendered underneath the Prime Minister’s and Chief Minister’s Comprehensive Health Insurance Scheme.
As many as 560 college students from round six faculties within the district staged cultural performances.
Inspector-General of Police, Central Zone, Okay. Joshi Nirmal Kumar, Deputy Inspector General of Police, Tiruchi Range, V. Varun Kumar, Commissioner of Police N. Kamini, Superintendent of Police S. Selvanagarathinam, District Revenue Officer R. Rajalakshmi, Deputy Commissioners and different senior officers participated within the perform.
Mr. Saravanan paid respects on the First World War Memorial in Gandhi Market and later participated within the Podhu Virundhu held at Sri Mariamman Temple in Samayapuram. He was a particular visitor on the Grama Sabha in Nochiyam village in Manachanallur block.
Mayor M. Anbazhagan hoisted the tricolour flag at Tiruchi Corporation Office. Corporation Commissioner L. Madhubalan, Deputy Mayor G. Divya, zonal chairpersons, councillors, and officers have been current.
Service awards
He introduced service recognition awards to 27 officers and staff of the Corporation for finishing 25 years of service. About 57 greatest performers in numerous departments have been awarded certificates of appreciation.
Mr. Anbazhagan distributed money prizes to 6 youngsters of the Corporation staff who had secured the best marks in Class XII and SSLC examinations.
Published – August 15, 2025 06:40 pm IST








