CM Dhami joins Modi's Har Ghar Tiranga call ahead of Independence Day
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As Independence Day 2026 draws near, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has added his voice to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's nationwide appeal — urging every Indian household to hoist the tricolour on 15 August and honour the freedom fighters who gave everything for the nation.
Posting in Hindi on Tuesday, 11 August 2026, CM Dhami wrote: 'Har Ghar Tiranga, Har Man Tiranga' — 'A tricolour in every home, a tricolour in every heart' — calling on citizens to respond to PM Modi's appeal and express gratitude toward those who sacrificed their lives for India's freedom.
A campaign born in the 75th year of independence
The Har Ghar Tiranga campaign was launched by the Government of India in 2022 as part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the nationwide commemoration of 75 years of Indian independence. The initiative asked households across the country to display the national flag during the Independence Day week — a visible, participatory expression of patriotism at the grassroots level.
What began as a milestone-year drive has since become an annual fixture. Every August, the Prime Minister renews the call, and state chief ministers amplify it to their constituents — making flag-hoisting as much a civic ritual as a political signal.
Uttarakhand's role in the annual August chorus
Uttarakhand, a state with a strong tradition of military service and deep ties to the armed forces, is among those where the campaign carries particular resonance. CM Dhami's post follows the now-established pattern of state leaders echoing Delhi's Independence Day messaging, channelling the central campaign into local mobilisation. District-level flag-hoisting events and public participation figures from across Uttarakhand are expected to be reported on 15 August.
The tricolour, the freedom fighters, the Prime Minister's call — and a Chief Minister who wants his state to answer it. That is the frame Dhami is setting, four days before the flag goes up.