Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign Spreads National Pride Globally

New Delhi: The 'Har Ghar Tiranga' (Tricolour at Every Home) campaign, a patriotic revolution inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is now capturing the hearts of people not just in India but across the world. Running from August 2nd to August 15th, this year's campaign is seeing participation from millions of people in India and an incredible surge of enthusiasm among the Indian diaspora abroad. This initiative symbolizes unity, integrity, and cultural pride through the national flag, the 'Tiranga', and Indian missions worldwide are working hard to make it a success.

Global Reach of the Tricolour

From the Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations in New York and Geneva to Indian embassies and high commissions in various countries, efforts are underway to encourage people to participate. The campaign's core objective is to inspire citizens to bring home the national flag and hoist it to mark India's independence. In line with this, Indian missions are organizing a range of patriotic events, including quizzes and cultural programs, to foster a sense of national pride.

Inspiring Events Worldwide

In a notable example, the Indian Embassy in Guatemala inaugurated a special Tiranga Exhibition to celebrate the honour and spirit of the Indian national flag. The embassy has invited people to visit the exhibition between August 2nd and August 15th and join the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' celebrations. Similarly, the Indian Embassy in Peru has extended an invitation to both Indian community members and local residents to join the campaign's festivities at the embassy office in Peru.

Social Media Buzz

The campaign's global reach is also evident on social media platforms. The Indian High Commission in Rwanda took to 'X' (formerly Twitter) to officially launch the campaign. Their post encouraged everyone to celebrate the spirit of the Tiranga, unity, and patriotism this Independence Day. They urged people to hoist the flag between August 2nd and August 15th and upload their selfies with the Indian flag on the official website, harghartiranga.com. This outreach highlights how the campaign is transcending geographical boundaries to connect the global Indian community with their roots, making it a truly worldwide phenomenon.