Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Ongole Hosts Rally With 3,600-Foot National Flag
Imagine a really, really long Indian flag, as long as about 12 football fields!
That flag was carried through the streets of Ongole in a big parade.
Lots of people joined in, including students and important people like the mayor.
The parade was organized by a group called Vasavi Clubs, with help from the police.
They walked from the police ground to the bus station, showing off the flag.
The police chief said it's special because the flag was designed by someone from the same area.
The long flag made everyone feel proud to be Indian and showed how everyone can come together in peace.
A 3,600-foot-long national flag was paraded in Ongole.
The rally was held on Wednesday and involved students, officials, and the public.
The event started at the District Police Parade Ground and ended at Addanki Bus Stand.
Ongole MLA Damacharla Janardhan and Mayor G. Sujatha participated.
The event was organized by Vasavi Clubs with support from the Prakasam district police.
- Who
- Students, officials, the general public, Ongole MLA Damacharla Janardhan, and Mayor G. Sujatha.
- What
- A patriotic rally featuring a 3,600-foot-long national flag.
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Ongole, starting at the District Police Parade Ground and ending at Addanki Bus Stand
- Why
- To evoke a sense of patriotism and symbolise unity, peace, and non-violence.
- Location
- Ongole
- Event
- Patriotic rally
- Flag Length
- 3,600 feet
- Participants
- Students, officials, and the public
- Organizers
- Vasavi Clubs
- Supporting Agency
- Prakasam district police