On Republic Day, the Indian flag is unfurled at Kartavya Path by the President of India. However, the Indian flag is hoisted on Independence Day. Read on to know why the Indian flag is hoisted on one day and unfurled on the other day.

It is crucial to handle the national flag with respect and ensure its dignity is maintained, even in disposal.

Learn the proper way to hoist the Indian National Flag on Republic Day. Follow the Flag Code of India 2002 guidelines for respectful and dignified display, including size, material, and placement instructions.

Indians celebrate Republic Day, marking the adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1950. The main event is a grand parade on Kartavya P

Shivangi Pathak from Haryana celebrated Republic Day by hoisting the tricolour on Mount Kojisco, Australia's highest peak.

Have you ever wondered why the Indian national flag is treated differently on Independence Day, when the Tricolour is hoisted, and Republic Day, when it is unfurled? What distinguishes the two terms,