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IN PICS: President Murmu Begins Andaman & Nicobar Islands Visit With Tribute At Cellular Jail

President Droupadi Murmu embarked on her official visit to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands from February 19 to 23, begins her itinerary with a poignant tribute at the Cellular Jail in Port Blair.

President Droupadi Murmu embarked on her official visit to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands from February 19 to 23, begins her itinerary with a poignant tribute at the Cellular Jail in Port Blair.

President Droupadi Murmu embarked on her official visit to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

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Upon her arrival, Lieutenant Governor Admiral DK Joshi welcomed her, and she received a guard of honour, marking her inaugural visit to the Union Territory. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
Upon her arrival, Lieutenant Governor Admiral DK Joshi welcomed her, and she received a guard of honour, marking her inaugural visit to the Union Territory. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
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During her initial engagements on February 19, President Murmu laid a wreath at the Martyr’s Column and explored the hallowed halls of the Cellular Jail Complex and Museum. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
During her initial engagements on February 19, President Murmu laid a wreath at the Martyr’s Column and explored the hallowed halls of the Cellular Jail Complex and Museum. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
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There, she paid homage to the memory of the countless freedom fighters who endured incarceration. Among the notable sites, she visited the cell that once housed the illustrious freedom fighter Veer Savarkar, underscoring his pivotal role in India's struggle for independence. In a poignant gesture, President Murmu inscribed an inspiring message in the visitors' book at the memorial, capturing her reverence for the sacrifices made by the nation's heroes. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
There, she paid homage to the memory of the countless freedom fighters who endured incarceration. Among the notable sites, she visited the cell that once housed the illustrious freedom fighter Veer Savarkar, underscoring his pivotal role in India's struggle for independence. In a poignant gesture, President Murmu inscribed an inspiring message in the visitors' book at the memorial, capturing her reverence for the sacrifices made by the nation's heroes. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
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Later in the day, President Murmu attended a civic reception hosted in her honour at the Dr BR Ambedkar Institute of Technology in Port Blair, engaging with local dignitaries and community leaders. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
Later in the day, President Murmu attended a civic reception hosted in her honour at the Dr BR Ambedkar Institute of Technology in Port Blair, engaging with local dignitaries and community leaders. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
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The schedule for February 20 includes visits to Indira Point, Campbell Bay, and Subhash Chandra Bose Island, where she will partake in activities highlighting the region's rich historical and natural heritage.  (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
The schedule for February 20 includes visits to Indira Point, Campbell Bay, and Subhash Chandra Bose Island, where she will partake in activities highlighting the region's rich historical and natural heritage. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
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President Murmu is scheduled to witness the captivating light and sound show, immersing herself in the island's vibrant cultural tapestry.  On February 21, President Murmu is slated to engage with the members of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) at Raj Niwas, Port Blair, demonstrating her commitment to understanding and addressing the unique needs of indigenous communities. Concurrently, she will observe an operational demonstration by troops at Radhanagar Beach, symbolising the union between the region's diverse cultural heritage and its strategic significance. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)
President Murmu is scheduled to witness the captivating light and sound show, immersing herself in the island's vibrant cultural tapestry. On February 21, President Murmu is slated to engage with the members of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) at Raj Niwas, Port Blair, demonstrating her commitment to understanding and addressing the unique needs of indigenous communities. Concurrently, she will observe an operational demonstration by troops at Radhanagar Beach, symbolising the union between the region's diverse cultural heritage and its strategic significance. (Image Source: X/@rashtrapatibhvn)

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