CM Majhi Launches 'Ghare Ghare Tiranga' Drive in Bhubaneswar
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
On the solemn occasion of August Kranti Diwas — the anniversary of Gandhi's 1942 Quit India Movement — Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi launched the 'Ghare Ghare Tiranga' campaign in Bhubaneswar on 9 August 2026, calling on every household, school, panchayat, and office across the state to fly the national flag with pride.
What Odishans Are Being Asked to Do, and When
The drive runs from 9 to 17 August 2026, covering the full arc from Quit India Day to beyond Independence Day. CM Majhi urged citizens across every village, town, and institution in the state to hoist the tricolour throughout this window — not just on 15 August. The call is deliberately broad: homes, schools, panchayat offices, and workplaces are all named as sites of participation.
Odisha's Tiranga Drive and the National Har Ghar Tiranga Roots
The 'Ghare Ghare Tiranga' campaign is Odisha's state-level expression of the central government's Har Ghar Tiranga initiative, first launched in 2022 under the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav framework to mark 75 years of Indian independence. Since then, states across the country have organised similar drives annually in the lead-up to Independence Day, and Odisha has aligned with that national rhythm. This year's launch on August Kranti Diwas adds a layer of historical resonance — anchoring the flag-hoisting push to the very movement that made the tricolour's freedom meaningful.
The number of households and institutions that actually participate between now and 17 August will be the real measure of the campaign's reach — and any official tally released before Independence Day will tell that story.