Nadda joins Tiranga Yatra in Jaipur, rallies for Har Ghar Tiranga
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A sea of tricolours swept through Jaipur on Sunday, 9 August 2026, as Union Health Minister J. P. Nadda joined a massive Tiranga Yatra organised under the Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan — calling the national flag not just a symbol, but a compass for 140 crore Indians.
Jaipur's streets turn saffron, white and green
Nadda participated in the grand procession in what he described as 'veerBhoomi Rajasthan' — the land of warriors — and addressed the assembled crowd, energising participants ahead of Independence Day. He paid tribute to the freedom fighters who, in his words, gave their 'blood, sweat, youth and lives' for the national flag during the independence struggle. 'The Tiranga Yatra is not merely a march,' he said. 'It is a powerful symbol tied to our national pride and emotions, one that gives direction and vision to every Indian.'
From 2022 commemoration to annual mass movement
The Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan was launched in 2022 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, the nationwide celebration marking 75 years of Indian independence. What began as a commemorative push to encourage citizens to hoist the tricolour at their homes has since grown into a recurring annual programme with state-level rallies, processions, and institutional participation across the country. Nadda credited Modi's leadership for transforming the initiative into what he called a 'jan andolan' — a people's movement.
Youth energy and a call to hoist the flag
The minister noted that the enthusiasm of ordinary citizens — and especially the young — had charged the atmosphere with patriotism at the Jaipur event. He closed with a direct call to action: hoist the tricolour at homes, establishments, and workplaces, and renew the pledge to strengthen national unity, integrity, and pride. The #HarGharTiranga hashtag anchored his appeal, keeping the campaign's digital momentum alive ahead of 15 August.
A campaign born in a golden jubilee year has now become a fixture on India's patriotic calendar — and Jaipur's streets on Sunday were its latest proof.