The Delhi government is preparing to roll out the 'Har Ghar Tiranga 2026' campaign ahead of Independence Day to promote public participation, patriotism and national unity.
July 5 falls between July 4 and July 6. “Huh?” you might say. Or better still, “Duh!”. But the statement is not as dense as it sounds.
Singh, who termed the incident an insult to the Sikh community, said Gurdhyan Singh of Kalsana village in Nabha was invited to attend the Independence Day function but was not allowed to attend the same as he was carrying ‘kirpan’.
Videos from the parade quickly went viral, showing both actors waving, greeting people, and even braving the summer heat with smiles. At one point, fans noticed the two briefly holding hands.
A Twitter user took a dig at him, suggesting that he should celebrate Independence Day on 14th August (the date associated with Pakistan’s Independence Day).
The DGP was on a whirlwind tour to chair Law and Order Review Meetings and outreach sessions with officers of the Commissionerates—Amritsar, Jalandhar, and Ludhiana—and Police Ranges—Border, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, and Ropar.
Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood on Monday said patriotism should be reflected in everyday habits and not limited to unfurling the Tricolour.
In a joint statement issued the outfits denounced August 15 as a “so-called celebration of freedom” which, they said, holds no meaning for the people of WESEA.
The event—organised by the Rohini F Mandal—saw participation from residents, RWAs, youth groups, market associations, and prominent local leaders.
Umbrella dance performances, rakhi-making, rangoli drawing, quiz competitions, drills and creative activities are among the many activities being carried out across the Asansol division of the Eastern Railway during the ongoing nationwide ‘Har Ghar Tiranga 2025’ campaign from 2 to 15 August.
