Archive · 15 Aug 2026
Kalyan School's Tricolour Bike Rally Marks Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign
A school in Kalyan, India, held a special bike rally to celebrate the Tricolour, India's national flag.
The rally was part of a campaign called 'Har Ghar Tiranga,' which means 'Tricolour in every home.'
Teachers and parents from Samrat Ashok Vidyalaya took part in the rally on bikes.
They carried the Indian flag and shouted patriotic slogans as they rode through the streets.
Important leaders, like MLA Sulabha Gaikwad, helped start the rally.
The rally began near the Kolsewadi Police Station and ended at the KDMC 'D' Ward office.
At the end, people placed flowers at a statue of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar, a great Indian leader.
The speakers told people to remember the freedom fighters who gave their lives for India.
They also asked everyone to put the national flag on their homes on August 15, Independence Day.
All 48 participants received certificates for taking part.
Samrat Ashok Vidyalaya in Kalyan organised a tricolour bike rally under the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign ahead of Independence Day.
The rally was flagged off by Kalyan East MLA Sulabha Gaikwad, KDMC Education Officer Vijay Sarkate and Kolsewadi Police Station Inspector Vijay Khedekar.
The rally carried the message, 'The Tricolour is India's pride; let us be proud of our nation.'
A total of 48 teachers and parents participated, raising patriotic slogans from the Kolsewadi Police Station area to the KDMC 'D' Ward office.
Speakers urged citizens to hoist the national flag at their homes on August 15 and remember freedom fighters and martyrs.
- Who
- Teachers and parents of Samrat Ashok Vidyalaya, organised by the Pali Bhasha Prachar-Prasar Trust, along with Kalyan East MLA Sulabha Gaikwad and civic officials.
- What
- A tricolour bike rally under the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign to promote national unity and patriotism ahead of Independence Day.
- When
- Ahead of Independence Day (August 15).
- Where
- Kalyan, starting from the Kolsewadi Police Station area and concluding near the KDMC 'D' Ward office.
- Why
- To spread the message of national unity, honour freedom fighters and martyrs, and encourage citizens to hoist the national flag on Independence Day.
- Organiser
- Pali Bhasha Prachar-Prasar Trust
- School
- Samrat Ashok Vidyalaya, Kalyan
- Campaign
- Har Ghar Tiranga
- Participants
- 48 teachers and parents
- Flagged off by
- MLA Sulabha Gaikwad, Vijay Sarkate, Vijay Khedekar
- Route
- Kolsewadi Police Station area to KDMC 'D' Ward office
- Key message
- The Tricolour is India's pride; let us be proud of our nation.