JAMMU & KASHMIR First time in 74 years, PM’s speech displayed live on big screens at Srinagar areas | KNO Published 316 weeks ago on August 15, 2020 By News Desk Srinagar, Aug 15 (KNO): For the first time in 74 years, Jammu and Kashmir administration had installed LED screens at vital locations in Srinagar displaying Prime Minister Narendera Modi’s Independence Day speech live. Witnesses told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that projectors were installed at TRC crossing, Jehangir Chowk and other parts of Srinagar. “The prime minister’s speech was displayed live on the big screens. This was for the first time that PM’s I-Day speech was displayed live on big screens in Srinagar areas,” an official said. “Big screens were fixed at various points in Srinagar,” the official said. This was the first I-Day in J&K as a UT. On August 5 last year, GoI stripped off the special status of erstwhile status guaranteed under Article 370 and sliced J&K into two Union Territories—Ladah and J&K—(KNO) Up Next Even in UT, admin keeps its tradition of snapping mobile internet | KNO Don't Miss Driver of DIPR Syed Sehrish Asgar injured in an accidental fire at Jawhar Nagar, Sgr | KNO