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From Madrasas to 694 Panchayats: UP’s Big Tiranga Push

UP plans flag hoisting, national anthem and patriotic activities in madrasas, while Varanasi women prepare nearly 3 lakh flags.
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Lucknow: The Har Ghar Tiranga campaign will be organised across madrasas in Uttar Pradesh, with the state government encouraging students and young people to participate in patriotic activities.

Minister for Minority Welfare Danish Ansari has directed officials to ensure that programmes are organised across madrasas in the state.

Madrasas to Hold Tiranga Activities

The programmes will focus on participation by madrasa students and youth.

Planned activities include:

  • Hoisting of the national flag
  • Singing of the national anthem
  • Patriotic programmes
  • Awareness activities on freedom fighters

The initiative aims to expand participation in the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign among students across the state.

Read Also: 73,184 Homes, 137 Urban Bodies: UP Steps Up PMAY-U 2.0 Drive

Yogi Leads Tiranga Yatra in Gorakhpur

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath recently led a Tiranga Yatra in Gorakhpur.

The nearly 2.5-km-long yatra began from the Nagar Nigam premises and concluded at Railway Station Chowk, with the Chief Minister carrying the Tricolour under the message of ‘Nation First’.

He also paid floral tribute to Veerangana Maharani Lakshmibai at the Nagar Nigam premises.

Adityanath said the campaign, launched in 2022, has gained momentum each year and represents a tribute to the sacrifices of freedom fighters.

Tiranga Yatras Across UP

Tiranga Yatras have also been organised in several districts, including Jalaun, Balrampur and Ayodhya.

In Shravasti, the SDRF and Flood PAC conducted a Tiranga rally by boat on the Rapti River, adding a distinctive dimension to the campaign.

These programmes are being used to encourage wider public participation in the Independence Day-related campaign.

Varanasi Women Prepare 3 Lakh Flags

In Varanasi, around 800 women associated with self-help groups are contributing to the campaign by preparing nearly 3 lakh national flags.

The flags will be distributed across all 694 gram panchayats of Varanasi under the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign.

The participation of self-help groups is also linking the campaign with community involvement and local women’s economic activity.

Campaign Expands Across Communities

With madrasas, schools, local communities and government agencies participating in different activities, Uttar Pradesh is expanding the reach of Har Ghar Tiranga.

The campaign combines national flag-related activities with public awareness about India’s freedom struggle and the sacrifices of freedom fighters.

Read Also: What Changed in UP? Yogi Adityanath Highlights Crime Control, AI and Youth


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