With Independence approaching, the federal government has created rashtragaan.in, a website where students may post their “unique renditions” of the National Anthem.
With Independence approaching, the federal government has created rashtragaan.in, a website where students may post their “unique renditions” of the National Anthem. All of the student films will be combined into a single video and shown live on August 15, Independence Day.
The University Grants Commission (UGC) has issued a notification in response to the Center’s effort, requesting active collaboration from various institutions and colleges, as well as informing students about the programme.
This project is part of the “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav,” which will be held on Independence Day. Due to current limitations imposed by the COVID-19 epidemic, the majority of the Independence Day festivities will be held online, with the goal of ensuring that as many students as possible participate in this historic day. Students will also get a certificate for their participation in the online Independence Day event.
How To Upload The Video:
- Visit rashtragaan.in for further information.
- It is now necessary for students to provide their names.
- Students can stand and film their video by clicking the ‘Recording’ option that appears.
- After you’ve finished recording the video, click the upload button.
- Students can get their certificates by downloading them.
Students can change the website’s language according to their preferences. There are 12 regional languages to choose from, including punjabi, Gujarati, and Marathi, among others.
UGC said in a letter to college principals and vice-chancellors, “In addition, a running band or ticker with the words “Contribute your rendition of the National Anthem of India at https://rashtragaan.in” might be placed on all of the university’s websites. This might potentially be brought to the attention of your university’s associated colleges or institutions.”