The ministry has sought details of the activities so that it could be adequately publicised by the government's publicity wing -- the Directorate of Advertising and Visual Publicity (DAVP).
The 'Sankalp se Siddhi' (Attainment through Resolve) campaign kicks off from August 9, marking the 75th anniversary of the Quit India Movement, and will culminate in 2022 when India celebrates its 75th years of Independence.
Five years after the movement, India attained Independence on August 15, 1947.
As part of the movement, August 15 this year will be celebrated as 'Sankalp Parv' or Day of Resolve for a "New India" which the "freedom fighters would be proud of".
"I shall be grateful if suitable actions are taken in time to make the commemoration a grand success.
"Details about planned activities of your ministry (with date & time) may kindly be communicated to us to ensure adequate publicity and visibility of these activities through DAVP in a coordinated manner," Information and Broadcasting Secretary N K Sinha said in a letter to all secretaries to the central ministries.
Earlier the personnel ministry had suggested a set of activities -- the Quit lndia Quiz, the 'New India Manthan: Share of ideas for a New India' and the 'Causes: one would like to dedicate oneself to' -- that could be undertaken as part of the "mass movement".
"These core activities can be complemented by the ministries/organisations suitably at their activities," Sinha said.
During his 'Mann Ki Baat' radio address, the prime minister had said, "In this month of August, the month of the Quit India Movement, let us come together and resolve: Dirt- Quit India; Poverty-Quit India; Corruption-Quit India; Terrorism- Quit India; Casteism-Quit India; Communalism-Quit India!"
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