The Indian Express, these villages are part of the Vibrant Villages Programme (VVP) initiated by the government. As per an internal communication, the headquarters of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has instructed its personnel in these regions to assign Liaison Officers (LOs) to accompany the "sarpanches and guests." These LOs will accompany them on their journey from the district headquarters to Delhi and back to the district headquarters, IE reported.
Also Read: Independence Day 2023: Movies, TV shows releasing around 15 August in theatres, OTT platforms. Full list The Liaison Officers (LOs) assigned for this purpose will be drawn from the ITBP units situated in these respective districts.
The communication, which pertains to the arrangement of liaison staff for the involvement of Vibrant Villages Programme (VVP) sarpanches in the 2023 Independence Day celebrations, specifies that a concerted attempt should be made to select a significant number of LOs from the districts where the vibrant villages are located. Also Read:Independence Day long weekend sets new trend for THESE tourist destinations These appointed LOs will accompany their respective groups from the initial pick-up point at the district headquarters to Delhi and then back to the district headquarters, ensuring their presence until the group is handed over to the district administration.
Initially introduced in the 2022 Budget as part of the government's efforts to enhance infrastructure in regions adjacent to the China border, the Vibrant Villages Programme was officially inaugurated by Home Minister Amit Shah in April. Also Read: Independence Day 2023: Nurture patriotism with these activities for school students The launch took place in the border
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