Archive · 30 Aug 2026
'Har Ghar Tiranga' Campaign Highlights India's Global Reach
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about India's flag campaign on his monthly radio show.
The Har Ghar Tiranga campaign asked people to bring the Indian flag home and display it for Independence Day.
Many people joined the effort across India.
More than eight crore flag selfies were uploaded online.
Another activity called Suryapath Tiranga showed the flag being raised in different places around the world.
It began in Suva, Fiji, and continued through several regions before reaching San Francisco.
The idea was for the flag to follow the sunlight across time zones.
Modi said these activities helped people feel connected and united.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the success of the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign during the 137th episode of Mann Ki Baat.
More than eight crore Tiranga selfies were uploaded through the Suryapath Tiranga initiative.
The Indian flag was first hoisted in Suva, Fiji, before being displayed across missions and posts worldwide.
The symbolic relay continued through Asia, Africa, Europe, and San Francisco as the sun moved westward.
Modi said the campaign strengthened patriotism, united society, and deepened citizens' connection with India.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Indian citizens, Indian missions and posts, and the global Indian community.
- What
- Modi praised the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign and described the Suryapath Tiranga global flag relay.
- When
- Sunday, during the 137th episode of Mann Ki Baat; the article does not provide an exact date.
- Where
- Across India and at Indian missions and posts from Suva, Fiji, through Asia, Africa, and Europe to San Francisco.
- Why
- To celebrate India's Independence Day, encourage public participation, strengthen patriotism, and promote social unity.
- Programme
- 137th episode of Mann Ki Baat
- Campaign
- Har Ghar Tiranga
- Online participation
- More than eight crore Tiranga selfies uploaded through Suryapath Tiranga
- Relay starting point
- Suva, Fiji
- Relay route
- Indian missions and posts across Asia, Africa, Europe, and San Francisco
- Purpose
- To celebrate Independence Day and deepen connection with India