the Indian flag takes centre stage. While the national flag is hoisted on Independence Day (15th August), it is unfurled on Republic Day (26th January). Though the two terms may sound similar ...

It was during this session that the tricolour flag was unfurled for the first time. Twenty years later, on 26 January, the Constitution of India was officially implemented, marking the culmination ...

On January 26, during Republic Day celebrations, the President of India unfurls the national flag at Kartavya Path (formerly Rajpath). This act of "unfurling" holds significance as, by 1950 ...

Republic Day celebrates the adoption of the Indian Constitution. The Indian Constitution was adopted on 26th January 1950 and was made by the Drafting Committee, headed by Dr BR Ambedkar.

India's Republic Day, January 26, is an important milestone in the ... On the occasion of Republic Day, there is a parade on the path of duty, flag hoisting takes place and tableaus of different ...

For India, 26 January marks the complete independence from ... who raises the national flag and takes a salute from the country's armed forces as their supreme commander. Regiments of the army ...

A national holiday, January 26 is celebration across India with ... The Union government ordered the amendment in the ‘The Flag Code of India’ in 2002. In an additional change, the order ...

26 January in India marks the day our Constitution ... atmosphere at the Wagah Border Retreat Ceremony, where the flags of India and Pakistan are lowered in a synchronized display of military ...

The national tricolour will start fluttering on the pole from January 23. The flag — measuring 48 feet wide, 72 feet tall and weighing 31 kg — is reckoned to be the largest hoisted in India ...