India celebrates its Republic Day every year on the 26th of January. ... the restrictions on the use of the national flag by all Indian citizens from January 26, 2002. The Flag Code of India ...

However, on Republic Day (January 26), the flag is folded or rolled up and attached to the top of the pole. It is then unveiled (unfurled) by the President, who does so without pulling it up.

Make sure you follow the Flag Code of India that lays down all the rules and procedures to be followed while hoisting the national flag. We have an entire SOP manual with around 14 pointers to be ...

On two of the most significant occasions in India which are Independence Day and Republic Day, the Indian flag takes centre stage. ... (15th August), it is unfurled on Republic Day (26th January).

Flag hoisting of 26th January is different from 15th August every year. In the article below we would get to know this very difference and also how Independence Day this year is different from ...

On January 26, President hoists the National Flag and ceremonial parade begins from Vijay Chowk. The parade is witnessed by many people along with foreign guests, dignitaries and delegates.

The preparations for the 68th Republic Day falling on Thursday are in full swing. The importance of Republic Day in the Indian history is because, on January 26, 1950, India’s first Republic Day ...

NEW DELHI, INDIA - JANUARY 26: Indian farmers gather at the iconic Red Fort during Republic Day to protest over new farming laws on January 26, 2021 in in New Delhi, India.

On January 26, 1930, the notion of Purna Swaraj had been announced. The Indian flag had been hoisted by Jawaharlal Nehru on December 31, 1929, in Lahore, and the Congress had asked the people of India ...

For India, 26 January marks the complete independence from British rule. For some in Australia, it signals the exact opposite. Indian students perform a dance during a Republic Day parade in the ...