Tiranga Campaign — Unite, Respect, Celebrate

What is the Tiranga Campaign?

The Tiranga Campaign is a nationwide initiative inviting citizens, families, schools, businesses and local organizations to participate in respectful, celebratory acts centered on India’s tricolor. More than decoration, it is about connecting to the ideals behind the flag — freedom, unity, and service.

Why participate?

• Strengthen community bonds: Simple acts like flag-raising bring neighbours together.
• Educate young people: Teach civic values and the history of the flag through events and storytelling.
• Respect and dignity: Promote correct flag usage and handling.
• Visible pride: A sea of Tirangas across towns and cities is a powerful reminder of shared identity.

How to get involved — easy steps

1. Learn the protocol: Read official guidelines on flag display and handling.
2. Plan a small event: Host a morning flag-raising, invite neighbours, sing a patriotic song, and share tea.
3. Register your event: (Optional) Add your event to local community calendars so others can join.
4. Share safely: Post photos and stories with #TirangaCampaign while respecting privacy of others.

Sample event ideas

Block-level flag walk, inter-school quiz on national symbols, Tiranga art corner for kids, senior-citizen storytelling session about independence-era memories, and workplace pledge moments.

Legal & respect notes

Displaying the flag is an honour; misuse or disrespect is inappropriate. Always follow official flag code and local regulations. If in doubt, use small handheld flags or printed banners for celebrations.

Frequently asked

Q: Can I fly a Tiranga at night?
A: Only when properly illuminated — follow the flag code.
Q: Where can I get a certified flag?
A: Use government-approved suppliers or local cooperative stores that sell standard-size flags.

Ready to bring the Tiranga into your community? Click below to download preparation checklists, event posters, and respectful-handling instructions.