The Delhi government is preparing for the “Har Ghar Tiranga” initiative ahead of Independence Day by procuring and distributing national flags across the city. Multiple reports state that the government will source 2 lakh tricolours from self-help groups (SHGs). The flags produced by SHGs are described as complying with the Flag Code of India. In total, the Delhi government plans to distribute more than 15 lakh national flags in Delhi as part of the campaign. One report adds that the government is also considering sourcing additional flags through online marketplaces to expand availability and ensure wider reach. The initiative is framed as a way to encourage public participation in the Independence Day celebrations and promote national unity. Both outlets attribute the SHG procurement figure to the Delhi government, linking it to the campaign’s scale and timing. The reports do not indicate any changes to the overall procurement plan beyond the stated SHG allotment and the broader distribution target.
Delhi government to procure 2 lakh tricolours from SHGs for Har Ghar Tiranga
The Delhi government is preparing for the “Har Ghar Tiranga” initiative ahead of Independence Day by procuring and distributing national flags across the city. Multiple reports state that the governme...
- Delhi government plans to distribute over 15 lakh tricolours for the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign.
- Delhi government will procure 2 lakh national flags from self-help groups (SHGs).
- SHGs are expected to produce flags in line with the Flag Code of India.
- The campaign is scheduled ahead of Independence Day and focuses on public participation.
- The Delhi government also considers sourcing some flags through online marketplaces to widen reach.
Har Ghar Tiranga campaign Delhi to procure lakh flags from selfhelp groups
21 hours agoDelhi government will procure two lakh tricolours from self-help groups for the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign. Over fifteen lakh national flags will be distributed across Delhi as part of this patriotic initiative. Self-help groups will produce flags adhering strictly to the Flag Code of India. This initiative aims to promote public participation and national unity effectively. The government also plans to source flags from online marketplaces for wider reach.
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