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Patriotism Must Go Beyond Ceremonies, Reflect in Daily Conduct: Haryana FCR Sumita Misra  

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Chandigarh: Haryana Financial Commissioner, Revenue and Disaster Management, Dr. Sumita Misra unfurled the national flag at the New Civil Secretariat, Sector 17, Chandigarh, on Independence Day on Saturday, calling upon citizens to demonstrate patriotism not merely during national celebrations but through responsible conduct in their everyday lives.

Addressing officers and employees after the flag unfurling, Dr. Misra described Independence Day as a “precious and invaluable occasion” and said the country must never forget the sacrifices of countless known and unknown freedom fighters who fought for Independence and laid the foundation for nation-building. She stressed that patriotism should not remain confined to ceremonies and celebrations, but should be visible in the way citizens discharge their responsibilities towards society and the country.

“Protecting the environment, maintaining cleanliness, fulfilling our duties sincerely and helping those in need are also important expressions of love for the nation,” Dr. Misra said. She said compassion, solidarity, mutual respect and brotherhood should become an integral part of social life, adding that a country becomes stronger when citizens rise above individual interests and work collectively for the larger welfare of society.

Dr. Misra said Independence was not merely a historic achievement but also carried a continuing responsibility for every citizen. “By carrying the values of our freedom fighters into our daily lives and actions, we can truly honour their sacrifices and contribute towards building a stronger, more compassionate and progressive India,” she said.

During the Independence Day programme, officers and employees of the New Civil Secretariat joined in singing patriotic songs and recalled the contribution of national heroes as well as countless others who participated in the freedom struggle and the country’s subsequent development. Dr. Misra said the sacrifices made by freedom fighters must be remembered and their legacy passed on to future generations.

She urged government officers and employees to uphold the values of national unity, integrity and public service and discharge their responsibilities with sincerity and dedication.

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