As India prepares to mark its 78th Independence Day on August 15, 2025, the “Har Ghar Tiranga” campaign is once again inspiring citizens to celebrate patriotism by proudly displaying the national flag at their homes. Initiated as part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav in 2022, the campaign has grown into a nationwide movement, blending traditional celebrations with digital participation.
This year’s edition brings fresh ways to participate, a digital certificate program, and community-driven events across the country.
What is Har Ghar Tiranga?
“Har Ghar Tiranga” translates to “The Tricolour at Every Home.” The initiative encourages:
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Citizens to hoist the Indian national flag at home from August 13 to 15
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Public and private institutions to participate in flag-hoisting ceremonies
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Sharing of photos and stories on digital platforms to showcase patriotism
The campaign emphasizes that the Tiranga is more than just a flag — it’s a symbol of unity, sacrifice, and national pride.
How to Participate in 2025
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Hoist the National Flag
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Display the Tiranga on your home, balcony, rooftop, or office.
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Follow the Flag Code of India 2002 to ensure proper display and respect.
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Share Your Photo Online
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Visit the official portal harghartiranga.com.
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Upload a picture with the flag to generate your digital badge.
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Earn Your Digital Certificate
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Upon uploading your picture, you’ll receive a personalized certificate of participation from the Government of India.
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Spread the Word
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Encourage friends and family to join the movement using the hashtag #HarGharTiranga.
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What’s New This Year?
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Digital Badges for Social Media: Easily share your certificate on Instagram, X (Twitter), and Facebook.
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School & College Competitions: Essay writing, painting, and quiz contests focused on the freedom struggle.
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Local Flag Marches: Organized by Resident Welfare Associations and civic groups.
The Emotional Connect
For many Indians, this campaign is more than symbolic — it’s a reminder of:
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The sacrifices of freedom fighters
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The unity in diversity that defines India
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The need to protect and respect national symbols
“Seeing the Tiranga on every rooftop fills me with hope and pride,” says Ananya Sharma, a college student in Lucknow. “It reminds us that our freedom was hard-won and must be cherished.”
Guidelines to Remember
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Flag Timing: The Tiranga can be flown day and night during this period.
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Material: Paper flags are preferred for children; avoid plastic flags.
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Disposal: Flags must be disposed of respectfully as per the Flag Code.
Impact Since Its Launch
Since 2022, the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign has seen:
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Over 100 million digital certificates issued
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Participation from urban and rural areas alike
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International engagement from the Indian diaspora in over 50 countries
Why It Matters in 2025
In a year marked by global tensions, trade disputes, and shifting alliances, India’s Independence Day celebration is a reminder of national unity and resilience. Campaigns like Har Ghar Tiranga foster a sense of collective identity — both offline and in the digital space.
Conclusion
The Har Ghar Tiranga campaign is more than a flag-hoisting exercise; it’s a chance for every Indian to reaffirm their commitment to the nation. Whether you join in from your balcony, a village panchayat, or an overseas city, the Tiranga stands as a timeless emblem of India’s freedom and unity.
FAQs
Q1: When should I hoist the Tiranga for Har Ghar Tiranga 2025?
From August 13 to 15, 2025.
Q2: Is there a cost to participate?
No. Participation is free, and the digital certificate is issued at no charge.
Q3: Can I hoist the flag at night?
Yes, the Flag Code permits 24-hour display during this campaign.
Q4: Where can I get the official flag?
From government-approved vendors, local markets, or online platforms.
