Guwahati: The Tricolour makes waves in the air at 6000 feet above the sea level amid mesmerising natural beauty and patriotism in hearts. The serene valley of Menchuka in Arunachal Pradesh came alive with patriotic fervour on August 12 as the Indian Army, Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP), Indian Air Force (IAF), and the Civil Administration came together to organise a spectacular ‘Har Ghar Tiranga Rally’ as part of the Independence Day celebrations.
Over 600 participants including school children, locals and uniformed personnel marched in unison from the iconic Menchuka Gate to the Menchuka Advanced Landing Ground (ALG), their voices echoing with resounding chants of patriotism.
The rally was a vibrant display of unity, where the Tricolour fluttered proudly against the backdrop of Arunachal’s breathtaking hills. As part of the celebrations, National Flags were distributed to school children and residents, inspiring households to join the nationwide Har Ghar Tiranga campaign and instilling a sense of pride in the nation’s symbol.
“The Har Ghar Tiranga initiative is not just about hoisting a flag—it is about remembering the sacrifices of our forefathers and strengthening the unity of our great nation. Menchuka’s enthusiastic participation is a testament to the patriotic spirit that thrives in every corner of India.”
The event symbolised the bond between the Armed Forces and the local community in the border region, reinforcing the message that patriotism knows no boundaries—geographical or otherwise. As the rally concluded, the air remained charged with pride, unity and the promise of a brighter, stronger India. It reminds one thing that no matter where do live or belong to, it may a city, a village or a border area in the remotest corner of the nation above 6000 of the sea level, the heart of every Indians carries the same emotion for the tricolour and echos the same beats of patriotism.
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