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Home / Haryana / Tricolour Is Pride Of India Minister

Tricolour is pride of India: Minister

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 07:16 AM Aug 15, 2024 IST
Minister of State Aseem Goel participates in ‘Har Ghar Tiranga Yatra’ in Ambala City on Wednesday.

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Ambala, August 14

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Minister of State for Transport, Women and Child Development Aseem Goel said the Tricolour was the pride and honour of the country and this feeling should be further strengthened in every citizen and youth of India.

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The minister was speaking on the occasion of ‘Har Ghar Tiranga Yatra’ programme organised in Ambala City by the Police Department on Wednesday.

Goel said, “India has world’s largest youth population and we have to work together to make India the world leader. On the call of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, ‘Tiranga Yatra’ is being organised across the country with enthusiasm. We are breathing in this open air of freedom because of our brave soldiers. We are working to strengthen our country by spreading the message of national spirit among the people.”— TNS

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