<span style="color: #222222;">Gujarat is celebrating 73rd Independence Day today with full enthusiasm and patriotism. State level function was held at tribal dominant Chhotaudepur in Central Gujarat, where Chief Minister Vijay Rupani unfurled the national tricolor.  Speaking on this occasion, Mr. Rupani has made series of announcements for the people, particularly for the young generation.<br />'' <br />'' Mr. Rupani said that Gujarat wants to lead the nation on the path of development.  He said that series of steps have been taken for the education and skill development in the state. He said that state had only 10 universities before two decades, but today we have more than 60 universities in the state. He said that we have specialized institutions like Sports University, Forensic Science University, Railway University. He said that the government has decided to give skilled training to 1 lakh students every year for employment to the youths. He also announced to increased Sainik Schools and medical colleges in tribal districts of the state.<br />''</span><br />'' <span style="color: #222222;">In Gujarat, 73rd Independence Day was celebrated with full enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. The state level function was held at tribal dominated Chhotaudepur in Central Gujarat where Chief Minister Vijay Rupani unfurled the tricolour. Speaking on this occasion, Mr. Rupani made a series of announcements for the people, particularly the youth.</span><br />'' <span style="color: #222222;"><br />'' AIR correspondent reports that Chief Minister also dedicated development works worth of Rs. 58 crore for tribal district of Chhotaudepur. Independence Day also celebrated in all districts of the state.<br />''<br />''After unfurling the national tricolour, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani announced series of steps for the benefit and welfare of youth, women and tribal people. He said that skilled training will be given to 1 lakh youth every year for employment generation. He said that more Sainik Schools and medical colleges will be set up in all tribal districts of the state. Independence Day was also celebrated in all districts of the state by unfurling the tricolours.</span><br />