About Slogans
Slogans is a free collection of short slogans for posters, rallies, school events, awareness campaigns and small businesses, in English, Hindi (Devanagari) and Punjabi (Gurmukhi).
Where the slogans come from
- Our own writing: most slogans on the site were written for this site and are free to use.
- In common use: well-known public slogans, many from long-running government and public awareness campaigns in India, are listed on each page under the heading "In common use (not written by us)". Nobody can say who first wrote most of them. We list them because people look for them, and we do not claim them.
- Historic slogans: the page on the freedom movement gives each slogan with the person linked to it and the year, as recorded in standard histories of the Indian freedom struggle and Government of India publications. Where one person coined a slogan and another made it famous, both are named.
Dates of observances
Days named on the pages (for example World Water Day on 22 March, World Environment Day on 5 June, National Voters' Day on 25 January, National Science Day on 28 February, Hindi Diwas on 14 September) are the dates as observed in India or by the United Nations, checked in November 2026. The cyber fraud helpline 1930 and cybercrime.gov.in belong to the Government of India.
Limits
Health and safety slogans are general awareness lines, not medical or legal advice. Voting slogans are neutral and support no party. Business taglines are samples. Check that nobody else is already using a line before you print it.
Who makes it
This site is part of ShareYourGroup, a family of free sites about the things people share, send and do together. It is free to use and needs no login. Advertisements pay for the hosting and the work.
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