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Indian diaspora to hoist biggest tricolour at Times Square on Independence Day Last Updated : 12 Aug 2021 12:18:20 PM IST An organisation representing the Indian diaspora in the US has said it will hoist the biggest tricolour at the iconic Times Square in New York on August 15 on the 75th anniversary of India's Independence Day. The 6 feet by 10 feet tricolour places on a 25 feet pole will be unfurled by the consul general of India in New York, Randhir Jaiswal, according to the Federation of Indian Association (FIA).
The unfurling of the tricolour at Times Square is part of the day-long celebrations to be organised by FIA on August 15, according to the association.The first India Day billboard at Times Square will be displayed for 24 hours, the Empire State Building will be lit in the colours of the Indian tricolour and the day will end with a gala cruise on the Hudson River to be attended by top government officials, special guests and members of the Indian American community.An Independence Day message will also be displayed on the largest Jumbotron at Times Square for 24 hours.IANS New York For Latest Updates Please-
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