Bihar CM Urges Residents to Join Har Ghar Tiranga Drive
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With Independence Day on the horizon, Bihar Chief Minister's Office has called on every household in the state to hoist the tricolour — turning a national campaign into a personal act of pride. On Monday, August 10, 2026, the Chief Minister appealed to Biharis to participate enthusiastically in the 'Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan', invoking the spirit of national honour, unity, and patriotism.
The post, shared from the official handle of the Chief Minister's Office, quoted the Chief Minister directly: 'rashtra gaurav, rashtriya ekta evam deshbhakti ki bhavna' — 'the sentiment of national pride, national unity, and patriotism' — as the driving force behind the appeal.
What Is the Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan?
The Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan — literally 'A Tricolour in Every Home' — was launched by the Government of India in August 2022 as a centrepiece of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the nationwide commemoration of 75 years of Indian independence. The campaign asked citizens across the country to display the national flag at their homes, workplaces, and public spaces around Independence Day on August 15.
Since its launch, the campaign has been renewed annually, with state governments mobilising local administrations and citizens to participate. Bihar's appeal this year follows that established pattern — state machinery amplifying a central initiative to build ground-level momentum ahead of the national day.
Bihar's Place in the Annual Patriotic Mobilisation
Bihar is among the most populous states in India, and its participation carries significant symbolic and logistical weight. An appeal from the Chief Minister's office — rather than a lower administrative tier — signals the priority the state government places on citizen engagement with national occasions. The direct, personal framing of the appeal, invoking pride and unity rather than mere compliance, is characteristic of how the campaign has been communicated across states.
Every tricolour raised in a Bihar village or city lane this August 15 is, in a sense, the campaign's answer to its own question: can patriotism be made visible, household by household, across a billion-plus nation? Bihar's Chief Minister is betting the answer is yes.