Our Tricolour is our pride and a constant source of inspiration to always give our best for the nation.
Let us participate enthusiastically in the #HarGharTiranga movement and renew our collective resolve to contribute towards building a Viksit Bharat. Glad that this year’s efforts are dedicated to Vande Mataram and that too at a time when we are marking its 150th anniversary.
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“Woven Stories” organised by Indian Museum Kolkata in collaboration with Calcutta Times and Basu Foundation for the Arts has been covered by Calcutta Times, Times of India.
Har Ghar Tiranga is back!
From August 9th to 17th, let’s honor India's vibrant diversity and the timeless spirit of Vande Mataram by bringing the Tricolour to every home!
Here is how to join the #HarGharTiranga movement:
For 150 years, the call of Vande Mataram has stirred the soul of a nation. This Independence Day, let that same spirit move through every street and every home as India comes together for Har Ghar Tiranga through Tiranga Yatras, Tiranga Rallies, Tiranga Concerts and mass singing of Vande Mataram.
And this year, witness history unfold as Suryapath Tiranga unites Indians across the globe in a first of its kind celebration of the Tricolour. Be part of it. Hoist the Tiranga at your home and upload your selfie on https://t.co/r8DyiYpka3
#HarGharTiranga #VandeMataram150 #SuryapathTiranga #CultureUnitesAll
One Tiranga, countless hands, one spirit - #HarGharTiranga🇮🇳!
Across Odisha, Self Help Groups (SHGs) are stitching & proudly bringing the Tiranga to life as the nation gets ready for the Har Ghar Tiranga 2026 movement.
Hoist the Tricolour from 9-17 August, celebrate the spirit of Vande Mataram & upload your selfie with Tiranga on https://t.co/r8DyiYoMkv
#HGT2026 #VandeMataram150 #CultureUnitesAll
The stories of freedom live on when the next generation carries them forward. From 9-17 August 2026, become a part of #HarGharTiranga, hoist the Tiranga & pay tribute to our bravehearts & freedom fighters who lived with the spirit of #VandeMataram & sacrificed their lives for the pride & freedom of our motherland🇮🇳
Capture your Tiranga moments & upload a selfie with the Tiranga & lyrics of the National Song, Vande Mataram on https://t.co/r8DyiYpka3
#VandeMataram150 #HGT2026 #CultureUnitesAll
The spirit of Vande Mataram in every heart. Tiranga in every hand🇮🇳!
The streets of Bhabanipur in West Bengal came alive with the colours of pride & patriotism during the #HarGharTiranga Yatra.
Hon’ble Chief Minister of West Bengal, Shri Suvendu Adhikari (@SuvenduWB) joined the yatra, calling upon people to celebrate the fervour of #HGT2026 by hoisiting Tricolour from 9-17 August.
Participate in #HarGharTiranga celebrations happening around you & upload your Tiranga selfies on https://t.co/r8DyiYpka3
#VandeMataram150 #CultureUnitesAll
Manipur is getting ready for #HarGharTiranga 2026🇮🇳👇
Join the #HGT2026 fervour & participate in Tiranga yatras, rallies, concerts & rangoli-making activities happening around you. Hoist the Tricolour from 9-17 August & pay tribute to the spirit of Vande Mataram. Click & upload your Tiranga selfies on https://t.co/r8DyiYpka3
#VandeMataram150 #CultureUnitesAll
An evening steeped in reverence and remembrance 🙏
Indian Museum, Kolkata came together with Rabindra Bharati Society (Jorasanko Thakurbari) to pay tribute to Kabiguru Rabindranath Tagore on his 86th death anniversary.
Anindya Kumar Mitra, Vice-President, Rabindra Bharati Society, along with scholars, artists, and admirers of the poet.
It was wonderful to have everyone who joined us in celebrating a legacy that continues to inspire generations
Here’s a snippet from Shri Samik Bhattacharya, Hon’ble Member of Parliament, who graced our one-day Colloquium -cum-Open Academic Forum on The Influence of Public Intermediaries on Youth and Its Implications for the Security of Eastern Heritage and Culture.
His presence and thoughtful insights offered valuable direction for the younger generation.
The Colloquium was organised by Indian Museum Kolkata in collaboration with the Centre for Indic Knowledge, Policy and Economics (CIKPE) and the Basu Foundation for the Arts.
As a custodian of Indian culture, heritage, and history, the Indian Museum, Kolkata, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, collaborated with the Centre for Indic Knowledge, Policy and Economics (CIKPE) and the Basu Foundation for the Arts to host a one-day Colloquium-cum-Ope
tone for the discussions to follow.
The conversation deepened with a panel discussion where Mr. Joydeep Sen, Dr. (Prof.) Anil Kumar Biswas, and Dr. (Prof.) Rubi Sain unpacked how public voices influence the minds of the young, and what this means for the safeguarding of