Odisha Unites Under Tricolour in 'Ghar Ghar Tiranga' Campaign

The 'Ghar Ghar Tiranga' campaign saw widespread participation in Odisha, with Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi leading a padayatra to promote national unity through the Tricolour. In various districts, officials and citizens, including schoolchildren, participated in grand displays and events to celebrate the spirit of Independence.

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Wednesday took part in the 'Ghar Ghar Tiranga' campaign, stressing that the Tricolour unites citizens with a shared love for the country. Majhi, along with Deputy Chief Minister Pravati Parida, Chief Secretary Aamoj Ahuja, and other leaders, participated in a padayatra from Sri Lingaraj Temple to Ramneswar Temple.

Highlighting the significance of the Tricolour, Majhi noted that each colour symbolizes unity and national pride. "Our national flag is a symbol of our determination, struggle, and sacrifice. It embodies national unity, tolerance, and friendship. Every citizen takes pride in our national flag," he said.

The 'Ghar Ghar Tiranga' campaign, initiated by the Government of India in 2022 for the 75th Independence Day and Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, continues annually leading up to Independence Day.

In Ganjam district, a gigantic tricolour measuring approximately 450 feet was displayed in Hinjili town during the Tiranga Yatra. The flag stretched from the Inspection Bungalow of PWD to Hinjili mini stadium, forming part of a human chain organized by the Hinjili Municipality. Hundreds of schoolchildren, local officials, and residents participated enthusiastically. The municipality also distributed flags for residents to display at their homes.

In Berhampur, MP Pradeep Kumar Panigrahy launched the Tiranga Yatra, joined by MLA K. Anil Kumar and Berhampur Mayor Sanghamitra Dalei. The procession began with the garlanding of the Gandhi statue at Gandhi Nagar and proceeded to Khallikote College stadium.

(With inputs from agencies.)