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Celebrating 75 years of India's Independence
Har Ghar Tiranga
Reliance celebrated 75 years of India's Independence across locations through Har Ghar Tiranga 2022. Watch these videos for glimpses of how we celebrated!
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5 Simple Rules to handle the Indian National Flag with respect
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Instrumental music continues through the video. Visual: The logo for 75th anniversary of Indian independence with the text: "75 आज़ादी का अमृत महोत्सव" "हर घर तिरंगा" "13-15 अगस्त 2022" The design on the logo includes the Indian national flag and Ashoka Chakra. Visual: The Indian national flag (Tiranga) waving with fighter jets flying in the background. Text: "Our Tiranga reflects our collective pride, hopes and aspirations for our great nation." Visual: The visual in the centre features a soldier standing near a watchtower with the Indian national flag (Tiranga) flying against a sunset sky. Above the image is a flowing ribbon in the colors of the Indian flag in the centre, Reliance logo on the left, and 75th anniversary logo on the right. Text: "Let us treat the National Flag with dignity and respect." Visual: The visual in the centre transitions to an individual holding the Indian national flag. Text: "Here are 5 Simple Rules to handle the Flag with respect." Visual: The image on the right shows a visual representation of the flag along with the corresponding measurements labeled as 3x for length and 2x for height. Text: “#1 The length-to-height ratio should always be maintained at 3:2.” Text transitions to: “#1 For example: • 900 x 600 mm • 450 x 300 mm • 225 x 150 mm • 150 x 100 mm” Visual: The Indian flag (Tiranga) attached to a flagpole on the right. Text: "The Tiranga must occupy a position of honour in your home or office." Visual: The same blue background with a tricolor ribbon design at the top, the Reliance logo on the left, and 75th anniversary logo on the right. Text: “#2 Avoid • Damaged or crumpled flag • Using the flag as decoration • Placing flowers or objects on or above the flag's masthead • Allowing the flag to touch the ground” Text transitions to: “#2 Avoid • Placing the Flag side-by-side or lower than any other Flag • Using as drapery • Using as part of costume, uniform, or accessory worn below the waist” Text transitions to: “#2 Avoid • Printed on cushions, handkerchiefs/napkins, and any dress material • Covering the sides, back and top of vehicles • Receiving, wrapping, or delivering items in the National Flag” Visual: The flag is shown hanging horizontally on a window or balcony with the saffron color band at the top with text below that reads: “HORIZONTAL DISPLAY” Text on the left reads: “#3 Always display the Tiranga in the correct order, with the saffron band at the top" Visual: The Indian national flag (Tiranga) displayed in a vertical position from a slanted flagpole attached to a building with same rule 3 on the left and text below: “VERTICAL DISPLAY.” Visual: The Indian flag (Tiranga) flying at night with fireworks in the background. Text on the left reads: "#4 You can display the Tiranga day and night." Visual: Snippets of people folding the Indian flag are playing on the right. Text on the left: "#5 Fold and store the Flag in a private, respectful location" Visual: The same blue background with a tricolor ribbon design at the top, the Reliance logo on the left, and 75th anniversary logo on the right. Text: “#5 1. Place the Flag horizontally. 2. Fold the saffron and green bands under the middle of the white band.” Text transitions to: “#5 3. Fold the white band in such a way that only the Ashoka Chakra is seen with parts of saffron and green bands. 4. Carry the folded Flag on palms or arms to store it.” Text transitions to: “If made of paper, the Flag may be discarded in private with dignity. (Flag Code of India, 2002)” Text transitions to: The title: “Celebrate #HarGharTiranga with pride!” 1. “Take a selfie with the Tiranga in your home or office, or of you holding the Flag. 2. Include your family and loved ones, too!” Under the same title the text transitions to: 3. “Upload your selfie on https://harghartiranga.com 4. Use the digital “Pin the Flag” option to tag your geo-location on the map on the Har Ghar Tiranga website." Visual: A group of people waving small Indian flags, with the Indian flag colors (orange, white, and green) flowing in the background. The individuals are facing away from the camera. Visual: Three profile pictures with the Indian flag elements in the background. The first profile is of Venkat Reddy Mandala, the second is of Taurappa Lamani with a person beside him, and the third is of Himanshu, dressed in traditional attire with a family member. Visual: A collage of various images with the Indian flag, including landmarks, cultural events, and people participating in the campaign. The visuals are framed with elements of the Indian national flag, and the campaign’s message is highlighted in the center with a blue hashtag. Text: "Join the #HarGharTiranga campaign!" Visual: The Reliance Industries Limited logo appears on screen.
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The Reliance Family comes together to celebrate 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav'
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Learn how Alok Industries, a Reliance company, made 1.4 crore National Flags in just 10 days
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Reliance Foundation and communities across India celebrate 75 years of India’s Independence
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Reliance Retail colleagues celebrate 75 years of India’s Independence
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Visual: The text "Har Ghar Tiranga" written in multi-coloured, stylized letters. Below the text is the logo for the 75th anniversary of India's independence, with the phrase "Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav" and an illustration of the Indian flag with the Ashoka Chakra. Visual: The Indian national flag flying high on a flagpole. The flag is blowing in the wind. Singer: India Our Country Visual: A person standing in front of the Indian national flag and folding his hands in a "Namaste" position. Singer: Salute Visual: The man, standing in front of the Indian national flag, raises his fist, extends his hand, and then gestures with an uplifted arm. Visual: A group of people is standing in a corridor, singing while holding and waving small Indian flags. They are smiling and dressed in traditional attire. Group: Tiranga in every home, Tiranga in every house, Tiranga in every home, Tiranga in every house, Tiranga in every home, Tiranga in every home Visual: Another group of people wearing traditional Maharashtrian attire, including white kurtas and orange pheta (a traditional Maharashtrian turban). They are smiling, raising their fists, and waving the Indian national flag. Group: Tiranga in every house Visual: A woman in a green dress is smiling and performing a traditional dance in front of an Indian flag. [Music] Visual: A group of men, dressed in colourful traditional kurtas (orange, yellow, green, and blue), are standing together and showing a gesture of reaching the sky and going beyond. Group: We need to reach the sky, we need to go beyond the sky. Visual: A group of women, dressed in traditional attire, are raising their arms and performing the gesture of telling or making the sky listen to stories. Group: The new story of New India now needs to be told to the sky. Visual: A group of men is posing with their hands on their hearts and then pointing towards the flag. Group: Proud of this tricolor, we will show it to the world. Visual: A group of women standing and waving the Indian flag while singing. Group: We will celebrate Amrit Kaal. We will wave the Tiranga in every home. Visual: A group of people celebrating, waving small Indian flags while laughing and engaging with each other in a colourful, festive office environment. Group: Tiranga in every home. Tiranga in every house. Tiranga in every home. India, India, India, India Visual: A close-up of the Indian flag transitions to an aerial view showing a group of people arranged to form the number '75,' symbolizing the 75th anniversary of India's independence. Group: Tiranga in every home Visual: The message "Wishing everyone Happy Independence Day!!" written in a gradient of colours, transitioning from orange to purple to green. [Music]
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Seven-year-old Adhrita Kumari from the Reliance Family joins the #HarGharTiranga movement with her performance of 'Ae Watan', dedicated to India
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Visuals: A young girl sitting and singing in front of an Indian flag displayed on a screen. She is dressed in a colourful traditional outfit and is wearing Indian tricolour wristbands. Adhrita: Oh, homeland, may you remain prosperous. Visuals: Text appears at the bottom: “Adhrita is in grade two, she is 7 years old.” [Music] Adhrita: Oh, homeland, my homeland, may you remain prosperous. Wherever I am, may I always remember you. Visuals: Text transitions to: “She has been learning Hindustani music since she was 5 years old.” Adhrita: Oh, homeland, my homeland, may you remain prosperous. Wherever I am, may I always remember you. Visuals: A couple of photographs of Adhrita, dressed in a traditional, colourful outfit, and attending an online music class appear one after the other. Adhrita: Oh, homeland, my homeland. Oh, homeland, my homeland. Visuals: A couple of photographs of Adhrita sitting on the floor and playing a harmonium appear one after the other. The text at the bottom reads: “Adhrita is also learning to play the harmonium.” [Music] Visuals: Video shifts back to Adhrita singing in front of the flag. Adhrita: You are my destination; my identity is with you. You are my destination; my identity is with you. Visuals: Text at the bottom transitions to: “Adhrita likes to take care of plants and also loves drawing." Adhrita: Wherever I go, may you remain my foundation. Wherever I go, may you remain my foundation. Visuals: A photograph of Adhrita tending to a plant transitions to a collage of her and her paintings. Adhrita: Oh, homeland, my homeland. Oh, homeland, my homeland. Visuals: Video shifts back to Adhrita singing in front of the flag. Text at the bottom transitions to: "Adhrita’s mother, Ms Pallavi Kumari is heading Diversity & Inclusion, Reliance Industries Ltd." [Music] Visuals: A selfie of Adhrita and her mother smiling at the camera. Adhrita: I will not let any sorrow touch you Visuals: Video shifts back to Adhrita singing in front of the flag. Text at the bottom transitions to: "Adhrita's father's name is Suryakant Pandey. He is an HR leader in a global MNC." Adhrita: I will not let any sorrow touch you Visuals: A photograph of Adhrita in the middle with her father and mother. Adhrita: I sacrifice my life for you, may you remain happy I sacrifice my life for you, may you remain happy Visuals: Video shifts back to Adhrita singing in front of the flag. Text at the bottom transitions to: "Their family is among thousands of RIL families taking part in #HarGharTiranga campaign." Oh, homeland, my homeland Visuals: A photograph of Adhrita smiling and holding up her fist, wearing bracelets with the colours of the Indian flag and another with her holding a paper with a drawing of the Indian flag. Adhrita: Oh, homeland, my homeland Oh, homeland, my homeland, may you remain prosperous Visuals: Video shifts back to Adhrita singing in front of the flag. Text at the bottom transitions to: "#RelianceWithTiranga #FamilieswithTiranga" Adhrita: Wherever I am, may I always remember you Oh, homeland, my homeland Oh, homeland, my homeland Oh, homeland, my homeland Visuals: The Reliance logo with text “Reliance Industries Limited” [Music]
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Reliance Family members Vatsala and Rachana Mishra perform a patriotic song to mark 75 years of India’s Independence
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Visuals: A blue-themed image showing the Ashoka Chakra and the "75 Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav" logo. Vatsala & Rachana: O homeland, homeland, may you remain prosperous Visuals: A blue border with the Indian tricolour ribbon, the RIL logo on the top left, and the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav logo with the Ashoka Chakra on the top right. A close-up photograph of Vatsala Mishra and her mother smiling. Text below it reads: “Vatsala Mishra and mom are among the many RIL families to join the #HarGharTiranga campaign” [Music] Visuals: Vatsala and Rachana dressed in white outfits with tricolor scarves (orange, white, and green) are singing indoors. Vatsala & Rachana: O homeland, homeland, may you remain prosperous O homeland, homeland, may you remain prosperous Wherever I am, may I always remember you Visuals: A photograph of Vatsala wearing headphones and singing into a microphone. Text: “Vatsala, has just passed from class 12, she plays guitar and harmonium but singing is her passion.” Vatsala & Rachana: Wherever I am, may I always remember you Visuals: The video shifts back to Vatsala and Rachana singing. Vatsala & Rachana: O homeland, my homeland O homeland, my homeland Visuals: Text at the bottom appears while they sing: “Vatsala has sung for movies, jingles for multinationals and for #SwachhBharatAbhiyan” [Music] Vatsala & Rachana: You are my destination, my identity is with you Visuals: Vatsala singing in a recording studio, using a microphone. Text: “Vatsala was among the children who sang 'Chaddi Pehen ke Phool Khila hai' for the Jungle Book.” The video shifts back to them singing. Vatsala & Rachana: You are my destination, my identity is with you Wherever I go, may you remain my foundation Wherever I go, may you remain my foundation Visuals: A group of children and a woman smiling and posing together. Text: “Vatsala's mother Rachna is a history teacher and an avid singer.” The video shifts back to them singing. Vatsala & Rachana: O homeland, my homeland O homeland, my homeland Visuals: A family, a woman, a man in army attire, and two children, posing in front of an Army helicopter. It transitions to a photographs of two Indian Army helicopters flying over a body of water. Text at the bottom reads: “Vatsal's father Col JK Mishra is an ex-army pilot from Army Aviation.” [Music] Visuals: The video shifts back to them singing. Vatsala & Rachana: I won't let any sorrow touch you I won't let any sorrow touch you Visuals: A photograph of Col JK Mishra standing beside a helicopter appears on the right. Text: “Col JK Mishra currently flies helicopters for Reliance Industries.” Vatsala & Rachana: I sacrifice my life for you, may you remain happy I sacrifice my life for you, may you remain happy Visuals: The video shifts back to them singing. Vatsala & Rachana: O homeland, homeland, may you remain prosperous Wherever I am, may I always remember you Visuals: A photograph of Mishra family. Text: “Thank you Mishra family for joining many other RIL families in the #HarGharTiranga campaign.” Vatsala & Rachana: O homeland, my homeland O homeland, my homeland Visuals: The Reliance logo with text “Reliance Industries Limited” Vatsala & Rachana: O homeland, my homeland [Music]
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Young Vansh and Swara Chaubey from the Reliance Family perform “Sare Jahan se Accha” to celebrate #HarGharTiranga
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Visuals: The video begins with an introductory graphic with the text "Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav," celebrating 75 years of independence. [Music] Visuals: A young boy and girl, appear on screen, wearing white traditional outfits. They are standing next to each other, holding, and waving small Indian flags through the video. Text at the bottom reads: "Young Vansh and Swara Chaubey, children of Shruti Chaubey from Dahej Manufacturing Division, perform “Saare jahaan se achchha”." Vansh and Swara: Better than the entire world is our Hindustan (India), our Hindustan, Visuals: The text at the bottom fades out. Vansh and Swara continue to sing while waving the Indian flags. Vansh and Swara: Better than the entire world is our Hindustan. We are its nightingales, and it (is) our garden, Better than the entire world is our Hindustan. [music] That mountain is the highest — neighbor to the sky, That mountain is the highest — neighbor to the sky, It is our sentry, it is our guardian, Better than the entire world is our Hindustan. [Music] Thousands of rivers play in its lap, Thousands of rivers play in its lap, The bloom of these makes our garden the envy of Paradise, Better than the entire world is our Hindustan. [Music] Religion does not teach us to bear enmity among ourselves, Religion does not teach us to bear enmity among ourselves, We are all Hindustanis (Indians) Visuals: The video ends with the logo for Reliance Industries Limited [Music]