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Independence Day 2025: Do's And Don'ts For Hoisting The Tricolour On August 15
Independence Day 2025: On Independence Day, the flag is specifically "hoisted" from the bottom of the flagpole to the top, symbolising India's triumph over colonial rule in 1947.
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"Sheer Ignorance": Manipur Tribal Body Sorry For Disrespect To National Flag
A Kuki civil society group has apologised for wrong display of the national flag in violation of the Flag Code of India, 2002, during a march in Manipur's Churachandpur on Tuesday.
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Indian Flag Will Be Allowed At Homes As Centre Changes Flag Code: Report
The Centre's decision to change the Flag Code and launch the "Har Ghar Tiranga" campaign is an attempt to bring the national flag inside people's homes rather than just being in offices and unfurled on occasions, sources said.
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Centre Tweaks Flag Code, Can Now Be Flown In The Day And Night
The government has made some changes in the country's flag code by allowing the tricolour to fly both day and night and be machine-made besides use of polyester.
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"Insult To Flag": Union Minister On Arvind Kejriwal's Covid Video Meets
Union Minister Prahlad Patel on Friday morning accused Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal - who has been at odds with the centre over its management of the Covid pandemic - of disrespecting the national flag.
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Netflix, Hotstar, Jio, 6 Others Decide to Self-Regulate Content in India
Netflix, Hotstar, Jio, and six other streaming services have come together to sign a voluntary self-regulation code in India, which defines what kind of content would not be allowed on their platforms.
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MLA mixes up flag colours, again
The saffron comes first, then the white, and lastly, the green, as any child who ever drew the national flag in their sketchbook knows. But it's a lesson reportedly difficult to learn for a certain elected representative from the saffron party. It is the same public figure, who held the flag upside down during a victory celebration in his constitue...
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FIR against Orissa CM Naveen Patnaik for violating national flag code
Bhubaneswar police have registered three FIRs against Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and the Biju Janata Dal for allegedly dishonouring and disfiguring the national flag.The tricolour with the name of the ruling party painted in the middle was presented to the chief minister during party's Foundation Day celebrations.
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Independence Day 2025: Do's And Don'ts For Hoisting The Tricolour On August 15
Independence Day 2025: On Independence Day, the flag is specifically "hoisted" from the bottom of the flagpole to the top, symbolising India's triumph over colonial rule in 1947.
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"Sheer Ignorance": Manipur Tribal Body Sorry For Disrespect To National Flag
A Kuki civil society group has apologised for wrong display of the national flag in violation of the Flag Code of India, 2002, during a march in Manipur's Churachandpur on Tuesday.
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Indian Flag Will Be Allowed At Homes As Centre Changes Flag Code: Report
The Centre's decision to change the Flag Code and launch the "Har Ghar Tiranga" campaign is an attempt to bring the national flag inside people's homes rather than just being in offices and unfurled on occasions, sources said.
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Centre Tweaks Flag Code, Can Now Be Flown In The Day And Night
The government has made some changes in the country's flag code by allowing the tricolour to fly both day and night and be machine-made besides use of polyester.
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"Insult To Flag": Union Minister On Arvind Kejriwal's Covid Video Meets
Union Minister Prahlad Patel on Friday morning accused Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal - who has been at odds with the centre over its management of the Covid pandemic - of disrespecting the national flag.
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Netflix, Hotstar, Jio, 6 Others Decide to Self-Regulate Content in India
Netflix, Hotstar, Jio, and six other streaming services have come together to sign a voluntary self-regulation code in India, which defines what kind of content would not be allowed on their platforms.
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MLA mixes up flag colours, again
The saffron comes first, then the white, and lastly, the green, as any child who ever drew the national flag in their sketchbook knows. But it's a lesson reportedly difficult to learn for a certain elected representative from the saffron party. It is the same public figure, who held the flag upside down during a victory celebration in his constitue...
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FIR against Orissa CM Naveen Patnaik for violating national flag code
Bhubaneswar police have registered three FIRs against Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and the Biju Janata Dal for allegedly dishonouring and disfiguring the national flag.The tricolour with the name of the ruling party painted in the middle was presented to the chief minister during party's Foundation Day celebrations.
