Schoolchildren join ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign with patriotic fervour across Yamunanagar
YAMUNANAGAR | PEN OF DEMOCRACY NEWS DESK
Students and staff members of Government Senior Secondary School Vyasapur, PM Shri Government Senior Secondary School Mandauli and other schools took out a Tricolour rally under the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign.
The rally was organised under the directions of Deputy Commissioner Preeti and the guidance of District Education Officer Prem Lata. Carrying the national flag in their hands, students participated with enthusiasm and patriotic spirit.
The atmosphere turned vibrant with slogans of “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” and other patriotic chants as students marched through the area in disciplined formations.

During the rally, the students urged citizens to hoist the Tricolour at their homes and uphold the dignity and honour of the national flag. They conveyed the message that the ‘Har Ghar Tiranga’ campaign is not merely an event but an initiative to strengthen national unity, respect for the country and the spirit of patriotism.
The Deputy Commissioner appealed to students to actively participate in the campaign and encourage their families and neighbours to join the initiative. She said August holds special significance for the country and various programmes are being organised across India with patriotic enthusiasm during the month.
A large number of students participated in the rally and expressed their commitment to the campaign.
SDM Jaspal Singh Gill directs officials to ensure timely resolution of public complaints

Four complaints related to different government departments were received during the Samadhan Camp organised at the SDM Office, Chhachhrauli, on Monday.
SDM Jaspal Singh Gill heard the grievances of residents and directed the concerned officials to ensure their resolution on priority. The complaints were forwarded to the respective departments for necessary action and disposal.
The SDM said the Samadhan Camps are being organised under the directions of the state government to provide citizens with a convenient platform for the quick and effective resolution of their problems.
He said residents can raise issues related to Parivar Pehchan Patra, ration cards, social security pensions, police matters, Panchayati Raj institutions and other departments during the camps.
Complaints that can be resolved at the camp itself are addressed immediately, while cases requiring departmental inquiry or completion of a prescribed procedure are referred to the concerned departments with instructions to ensure action within the stipulated timeframe.
SDM Jaspal Singh Gill directed all officials and employees to avoid unnecessary delays in resolving public grievances and ensure that citizens receive relief within the prescribed time.
BDPO Chhachhrauli Kartik Chauhan, JE of the Electricity Department Santosh Kumar, Food and Supplies Department representative Sukhchain, Krid Department representative Amit, Social Welfare Department representative Vikram, Community Health Centre Chhachhrauli representative Padam and officials and employees from various departments were present.
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