
Rallies under the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign were held in Kalyan, Chennai and Khonmoh ahead of Independence Day. In Kalyan, 48 teachers and parents from Samrat Ashok Vidyalaya joined a tricolour bike…
Rallies under the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign were held in Kalyan, Chennai and Khonmoh ahead of Independence Day. In Kalyan, 48 teachers and parents from Samrat Ashok Vidyalaya joined a tricolour bike rally organised by the Pali Bhasha Prachar-Prasar Trust. It ended near the KDMC ‘D’ Ward office with tributes to Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar.

The Hindu reports that the CRPF’s 77th Battalion held a flag rally at Karayanchavadi, Chennai, with students, teachers and personnel. In Khonmoh, officials, students, social workers and residents marched with the National Flag. Organisers in all three places urged people to display the Tricolour and promote unity.
The campaign is being presented both as a civic gesture and a test of patriotism. That framing is too narrow. A flag rally can bring people together, but participation alone does not prove national unity, just as staying away does not show disrespect. The useful measure is practical and simple: how many households and workplaces actually display the flag, and whether organisers report that number rather than just attendance figures.
Sources (3): freepressjournal.in, thehindu.com, greaterkashmir.com
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Updated: this story now draws on 3 sources.