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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday addressed the nation on the 74th Independence Day. From India's fight against COVID-19 to India becoming 'aatma nirbhar' to the faceoff with China in Ladakh, Modi spoke on several issues during the address from Red Fort. Here's the full text of the PM's address.

A look at the celebration of the 74th Independence Day.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered the customary Independence Day address to the nation after unfurling the Tricolour at the Red Fort. India is marking its 74th Independence Day under the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic.

This is Modi's seventh straight Independence Day speech from the historic Red Fort.

As the preparations are in full swing, here's what to expect at this year's Independence Day in different parts of the country.

The excitement on the foundation laying ceremony of Ram Temple reverberated across the country as Ram bhakts gathered to to celebrate the groundbreaking occasion. People across the country were seen chanting 'Jai Shri Ram' and waving saffron flags. Fireworks were also burst and sweets were distributed to mark the day.

As part of the Mission Begin Again initiative in Maharashtra, malls and market complexes without theatres, food courts and restaurants will be operational between 9 am and 7 pm from August 5.

Senior officials in the government have been pointing out that while cases are reducing, people should not get complacent.

The recent monsoon rains have left almost 85 per cent of the park under water.

This would be the prime minister's sixth address to the nation since the outbreak of the pandemic.

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Anti-racism protests across the United States, the funeral procession of George Floyd in Houston, a defaced statue of King Leopold II in Brussels, unlocking of restrictions in Mumbai and much more. Scroll for the top moments from the week gone by.

The Tamil Nadu government has changed the names of 370 areas in consonance with their Tamil pronunciation. While in all 1018 names changes were recommended by a committee of district collectors, the consultation group accepted changes to 370 place names.

Cyclone 'Nisarga' has made landfall near Alibaug on Maharashtra coast with the wind speed of more than 110 km per hour and heavy rainfall, leading to falling of many trees and electricity poles, a Raigad district official said.

Here are some photographs of how the state is gearing up for cyclone Nisarga.

Delhi has been seeing a steady rise in coronavirus cases with official figures being pegged at over 19,000 on Monday. Delhi remains the third worst-affected state by the coronavirus pandemic -- only Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu have more confirmed COVID-19 cases. Amid this situation, here are scenes from Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital in New Delhi, where some 200 patients are being treated.

Will you be allowed to step out? Will you be able to go to work? Can you go out for a job? These questions will be answered by this simple table below.

The Centre has permitted a bunch of activities from June 1 -- a day after lockdown 4.0 comes to an end. However, the lockdown will be continued till June 30 in the containment zones. Activities outside the containment zones will resume in a staggered manner, as decided by the state governments. Confused as to what will be open and what won't? Here's a simple explainer to all your doubts about 'UNLOCK I'.

Locust swarms can vary from less than one square kilometre to several hundred square kilometres. There can be at least 40 million and sometimes as many as 80 million locust adults in each square kilometre of swarm. Here's everything you need to know about the latest threat to India from the skies.