What is TashanBurst?
TashanBurst organizes short, high-impact neighbourhood initiatives that encourage Har Ghar Tiranga participation without demanding large investments of time or money. Think a single weekend of visible windows, an evening of shared stories, or a block-level flag walk that lasts 20 minutes — all designed for maximum participation and minimal fuss.
Micro-events that work
- Window Walk: Residents display window flags and a small procession strolls by, waving and celebrating for 15–20 minutes.
- Story Snap: Short recorded clips of elders sharing an independence memory — played at a community screening or compiled into a shared album.
- Plant & Pledge: Pair a flag moment with small environmental action — plant a sapling in the community garden as a pledge to future generations.
Why short events help
Short, frequent participation lowers barriers. A 20-minute event fits into busy routines and scales easily: many small bursts across a city can produce a powerful visual impact without pressuring households or requiring permits for large gatherings.
Respect & community care
Keep activities volunteer-led and opt-in. Provide printed disposable flags for distribution and clear handling instructions. Ensure no flag is left unattended overnight unless properly illuminated and mounted according to local norms.
How to start
Download the TashanBurst Micro-event Guide with templates for invites, volunteer roles, and a short safety checklist. Pick a weekend, mobilize two or three neighbours to co-host, and keep it friendly and public-post aware.