REASI: In preparation for the upcoming ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign 2025, Deputy Commissioner Reasi Nidhi Malik  convened a comprehensive meeting with officers from all line departments to discuss arrangements for the smooth and effective execution of the campaign in the district. The meeting was attended by Chief Planning Officer Narinder Kumar, Additional Deputy Commissioner Nitin Verma, Assistant Commissioner Development Vijay Kumar, CEO, CMO, and other senior officials from key departments.

Addressing the meeting, the Deputy Commissioner informed that the campaign will be observed from August 2 to August 15 in three distinct phases as a part of the nationwide Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebrations. A wide range of cultural programs, awareness drives, and competitions will be organized to foster a spirit of patriotism and civic responsibility among the citizens.

In the first phase, schools and colleges have been instructed to decorate their premises, including walls and boards, with Tiranga-inspired artwork. Activities like Tiranga Rangoli, Tiranga Rakhi making, and patriotic quiz competitions will be held in educational institutions to engage students creatively. The NIC has been directed to update all district-level websites with Har Ghar Tiranga themes and related links.

The second phase will include Tiranga rallies and yatras across all blocks, lighting of public areas, decorating local markets, a Tiranga bike rally, and Tiranga melas at the district, subdivision, and block levels. The third phase will focus on public participation with initiatives like ‘Selfie with Tiranga’, flag hoisting ceremonies, and illumination of government buildings to mark the culmination of the celebrations.

DC Malik underlined that the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign aims to instill a deep sense of patriotism, promote awareness about national symbols, and encourage citizens to hoist the National Flag with pride and dignity. She also stressed the importance of following the Flag Code of India and directed the CEO and GDC Principals to incorporate awareness sessions on the Flag Code in morning assemblies.

The Deputy Commissioner urged all departments to finalize preparations at the earliest and work in close coordination to ensure the successful implementation of the campaign. She added that the district administration is fully committed to making the event a grand success.

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