Kishan Reddy hoists Tiranga at Hyderabad home, backs Har Ghar Tiranga
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A tricolour rose over Union Coal and Mines Minister G. Kishan Reddy's residence in Hyderabad on Sunday, 9 August 2026, as he joined the nationwide Har Ghar Tiranga movement ahead of Independence Day, answering what he called Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'clarion call' to every Indian household.
Reddy urged citizens to hoist the national flag at their own homes. 'Let us come together in celebrating the timeless spirit of unity and patriotism,' he wrote, sharing photographs of the flag-hoisting at his residence.
What Har Ghar Tiranga asks of every Indian
The Har Ghar Tiranga campaign was launched in 2022 under the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav framework, which the central government initiated in 2021 to mark 75 years of Indian independence. Its premise is simple: the flag belongs not only to government buildings and ceremonial grounds, but to every doorstep in the country.
The campaign has since become an annual mobilisation effort, with ministers, officials, and citizens across states participating in the days leading up to 15 August. Reddy, who also serves as BJP Telangana state president, lent the initiative both a ministerial and a state-level political weight by hoisting the flag at his Hyderabad home.
Telangana's place in the Independence Day build-up
Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana, has historically carried its own Independence Day significance — the state's own integration into the Indian Union came after 15 August 1947, adding a layered meaning to patriotic observances here. Reddy's visible participation signals coordinated state-level outreach for the campaign in a politically significant southern state.
With Independence Day six days away, the flag over one minister's home is also a cue — to millions of households still to act.