As India gears up to celebrate its 79th Independence Day, the Ministry of Culture has launched the fourth edition of the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign, running nationwide from August 2 to August 15, 2025. The mission is simple yet powerful — hoist the Indian Tricolour at every home, office, school, or institution and share that proud moment online.

This initiative is part of the larger Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav celebrations, aimed at uniting citizens in their love for the nation and its flag.

What’s New This Year?

In 2025, the campaign brings an exciting feature — participants who hoist the flag and share a photo will receive an official digital participation certificate. You can also opt for a personalised e-card, both downloadable and perfect for sharing on social media to inspire others.

How to Participate in Har Ghar Tiranga 2025

1. Hoist the National Flag at your home, workplace, school, or any location you choose.

2. Take a selfie or photo with the flag.

3. Upload the photo to harghartiranga.com/selfie.

4. Fill out the short registration form with your name and mobile number.

5. Download your participation certificate in PDF format after completing the registration.

Why the Certificate Matters

According to the Ministry of Culture, the Har Ghar Tiranga certificate is an official digital memento of your patriotism. You can store it on your phone, print it, or share it proudly on social media.

The portal will remain open until August 15, 2025 for photo uploads and certificate downloads.

Personalised E-Card Option

Beyond the certificate, you can also create a customised e-card. Once you upload your selfie and register, the website will offer a digital badge creation option, which you can download and share on WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms.

This campaign is more than just a publicity drive — it is a symbol of unity and respect for our national flag. From August 2 to August 15, let’s come together as one nation to hoist the Tricolour, share our photos, and proudly say:
“Our Pride, Our Tiranga.”