15 august flag hoisting time in india

Synopsis On both August 15 and January 26, the national flag is hoisted. There is an important similarity between these two important event, yet they are a little different. There is a distinction between hoisting the flag on Independence Day and Republic Day because the customs for each day are different. The position of the flag also matters a lot. One can spot the difference in unfurling and hoisting in the positioning of the flag. When the national flag is hoisted on Independence Day, it is tied and sits at the bottom of the pole. It is the Prime Minister who raises the national flag up and hoists it with the aim to honour the historical event of the day. Whereas, when the flag is unfurled on Republic Day, it is closed and tied at the top of the pole. The President unfurls it without pulling the flag up as it takes place on Independence Day. On Republic Day, the country celebrates the day when the Constitution was adopted. Prime Minister hoists National flag on Independence Day On Independence Day, the hoisting of the flag signifies the rise of a new nation, free from colonial domination. To raise the flag on Independence Day, August 15, a rope is pulled from below. Following that, it is unlatched and raised into place. • Chennai court grants ED 8 days custody of Balaji • US nuclear submarine arrives in South Korea • Patanjali launches premium FMCG products • Double-digit returns for most 2023 IPOs! • Cyclone Biparjoy: Rain in parts of Delhi • Newest water e-bike surfa...

Independence Day 2022: When and where to watch PM Modi's I-Day speech, flag hoisting on Aug 15, 2022 Independence Day 2022: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hoist the national flag at the ramparts of Red Fort and address the nation for the ninth consecutive time this year. Know where and when you can stream his speech. Highlights • PM Modi will hoist the national flag at the ramparts of Red Fort and address the nation • Modi has often used the occasion to highlight the key outcomes of the measures taken by his govt • The government launched the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign this year Independence Day 2022: India is all set to celebrate its Independence on August 15, 2022. This Independence day is exceptional as India will celebrate 75 years of Independence. Thus, feelings of patriotism among people are even more. The government launched the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign this year under which more than 10 million Indian flags have been sold. Recently, India broke a Guinness World Record as Chandigarh University and NID Foundation in Chandigarh formed the largest human image of a waving national flag ahead of Independence Day. Union Minister Meenakashi Lekhi was also present on the occasion. PM Modi to address the nation Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hoist the national flag at the ramparts of Red Fort and address the nation for the ninth consecutive time on Monday. The Independence Day celebration comes at a time when India, like most countries, is seen to be coming out of ...

Flag hoisting time on 15 August 2022: India's Independence Day is celebrated on August 15 every year. August 15 is a national holiday. Independence Day is celebrated with National Flag hoisting, parades and cultural events in different parts of the country. Prime Minister of India unfurls the National Flag or Tricolour at the ramparts of the Red Fort and addresses the nation. As per the notice issued by the MHA, the celebration of Independence Day Ceremony/hoisting of National Flag at State Capitals/ District Headquarters/ Sub-division/ Block / Gram Panchayat/ Villages etc. should commence in the morning after 9 am. Independence Day celebrations at Red Fort Every year, the independence day celebration commences with gaiety and enthusiasm in Delhi. As per the government notice, the ceremony at Red Fort will consist of- -A Guard of Honour by the Armed Forces and the Delhi Police to the Prime Minister (Pradhan Mantri) -Unfurling of the National Flag accompanied by playing of the National Anthem and firing of a 21-gun salute. -Showering of flower petals by the helicopters of the Indian Air Force. -A speech by the Prime Minister, singing of the National Anthem immediately after the PM's speech, and release of tri-colored balloons at the end. 'At Home’ function ‘At Home’ function at Governor/LG House may be commenced in the evening (after 5 pm). This function represents a diverse set of invitees apart from usual protocol based invitees. Har Ghar Tiranga campaign The government h...

75th Independence Day: Why we 'hoist' the tricolour on August 15 and 'unfurl' it on January 26 On August 15 (Independence Day), the tricolour is tied and sits at the bottomof the pole. The Prime Minister then raises (pull) it up and hoists it with the aim to honour the historical event of Independence Day. Image Source : PTI. On India's 75th Independence day- Know basic difference between 'hoisting' and 'unfurling' of national flag. On August 15, 2021, India will be celebrating its 75th Independence Day with full fervour and enthusiasm.Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hoist the national flag at the Red Fort and will also address the country from the ramparts of the iconic building. Across the nation, the national flag is hoisted to commemorate the Independence Day ('Azaadi Diwas'). However, on this occasion, it is equally relevant to note the basic difference between 'hoisting' the flag on Independence Day (August 15) and 'unfurling' the tri-colour on Republic Day (January 26). Image Source : PTI. Women with their faces and hands painted in tri-colours pose for photographs, ahead of Independence Day celebrations, in Amritsar. IN PICS: Three main differences between 'hoisting' and 'unfurling': 1. Positioning of the 'National Flag': On August 15 (Independence Day), the tricolour is tied and sits at the bottom of the pole. The Prime Minister then raises (pull) it up and hoists it with the aim to honour the historical event of Independence Day. While, on Republic Day (January...

New Delhi [India], August 13 (ANI): Ahead of the 75th year of India’s Independence, Prime Minister Modi has launched the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign under the aegis of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, which kick started today and will continue till Monday, i.e., August 15. Under the campaign, the Centre has urged people to hoist or display the tricolour in their homes to celebrate the 75th anniversary of India’s independence. It is important to understand the basic Dos and Don’ts of hoisting the National Flag: According to the Flag Code of India, the Tiranga can be hoisted on all occasions at all places without disrespecting its dignity and honour. The code says that the Flag can be of any size but its ratio of length to height must be 3:2 in the rectangular shape. Overruling clause XI of paragraph 2.2 of Part II of the Flag Code of India to unfurl the national flag after sunset only, Tiranga can now be displayed on the house of any person in the country at whatever time in the 24 hours of the day. “where the Flag is displayed in open or displayed on the house of the member of the public, it may be flown day and night,” states the new rule. However, it is necessary for the person hoisting the national flag to make sure that the flag is not hoisted in an inverted manner–that is the saffron part of the flag should fly high. The flag you are hoisting must not display a damaged tricolour and neither it should touch the ground or water. In other words, the national flag should not be dam...

As citizens of India gear up to celebrate the 75th Independence Day, the Government of India has launched a new campaign, 'Har Ghar Tiranga'. As a part of the campaign, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to Indians to participate by displaying the National Flag in every home from August 13 to August 15. After the amendments, the use of certain materials and machines have been allowed to make the National Flag. Also, all citizens of the country are now allowed to hoist the flag at home day and night. However, there are still some rules that every citizen must follow to hoist the flag at home. Here’s all you need to know.

"We have to ensure we meet our goal of building Aatmanirbhar Bharat when we celebrate 100 years of India's Independence," the prime minister said. People can take pride that the world's largest Covid vaccination programme in going on in the country, he said. He lauded doctors, nurses as well those involved in vaccine manufacturing and others involved in fighting COVID-19. Pain was one of greatest tragedies of last century, the prime minister said while asserting that August 14 will be remembered as Partition Horrors Remembrance Day. He also lauded India's Olympic contingent, which was present at the Red Fort, and said their performance encouraged the youth of the country. For the first time ever, this year as soon as the national flag was hoisted by the Prime Minister, flower petals were showered at the venue by two Mi 17 1V helicopters of the Indian Air Force in Amrut Formation. After the showering of flower petals, the Prime Minister began his address to the nation. Delhi | Flower petals showered at the Red Fort by two Mi 17 1V helicopters of the Indian Air Force in Amrut Formation The Prime Minister had launched 'Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav' from Sabarmati Ashram at Ahmedabad in Gujarat in March 2021 to celebrate 75 years of India's Independence. The celebrations will continue till August 15, 2023. Meanwhile, security arrangements have been tightened in the national capital for the 75th Independence Day celebrations on Sunday. Counter-drone technology has been deployed in s...

Synopsis On both August 15 and January 26, the national flag is hoisted. There is an important similarity between these two important event, yet they are a little different. There is a distinction between hoisting the flag on Independence Day and Republic Day because the customs for each day are different. The position of the flag also matters a lot. One can spot the difference in unfurling and hoisting in the positioning of the flag. When the national flag is hoisted on Independence Day, it is tied and sits at the bottom of the pole. It is the Prime Minister who raises the national flag up and hoists it with the aim to honour the historical event of the day. Whereas, when the flag is unfurled on Republic Day, it is closed and tied at the top of the pole. The President unfurls it without pulling the flag up as it takes place on Independence Day. On Republic Day, the country celebrates the day when the Constitution was adopted. Prime Minister hoists National flag on Independence Day On Independence Day, the hoisting of the flag signifies the rise of a new nation, free from colonial domination. To raise the flag on Independence Day, August 15, a rope is pulled from below. Following that, it is unlatched and raised into place. • Chennai court grants ED 8 days custody of Balaji • US nuclear submarine arrives in South Korea • Patanjali launches premium FMCG products • Double-digit returns for most 2023 IPOs! • Cyclone Biparjoy: Rain in parts of Delhi • Newest water e-bike surfa...

75th Independence Day: Why we 'hoist' the tricolour on August 15 and 'unfurl' it on January 26 On August 15 (Independence Day), the tricolour is tied and sits at the bottomof the pole. The Prime Minister then raises (pull) it up and hoists it with the aim to honour the historical event of Independence Day. Image Source : PTI. On India's 75th Independence day- Know basic difference between 'hoisting' and 'unfurling' of national flag. On August 15, 2021, India will be celebrating its 75th Independence Day with full fervour and enthusiasm.Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hoist the national flag at the Red Fort and will also address the country from the ramparts of the iconic building. Across the nation, the national flag is hoisted to commemorate the Independence Day ('Azaadi Diwas'). However, on this occasion, it is equally relevant to note the basic difference between 'hoisting' the flag on Independence Day (August 15) and 'unfurling' the tri-colour on Republic Day (January 26). Image Source : PTI. Women with their faces and hands painted in tri-colours pose for photographs, ahead of Independence Day celebrations, in Amritsar. IN PICS: Three main differences between 'hoisting' and 'unfurling': 1. Positioning of the 'National Flag': On August 15 (Independence Day), the tricolour is tied and sits at the bottom of the pole. The Prime Minister then raises (pull) it up and hoists it with the aim to honour the historical event of Independence Day. While, on Republic Day (January...

New Delhi [India], August 13 (ANI): Ahead of the 75th year of India’s Independence, Prime Minister Modi has launched the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign under the aegis of Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, which kick started today and will continue till Monday, i.e., August 15. Under the campaign, the Centre has urged people to hoist or display the tricolour in their homes to celebrate the 75th anniversary of India’s independence. It is important to understand the basic Dos and Don’ts of hoisting the National Flag: According to the Flag Code of India, the Tiranga can be hoisted on all occasions at all places without disrespecting its dignity and honour. The code says that the Flag can be of any size but its ratio of length to height must be 3:2 in the rectangular shape. Overruling clause XI of paragraph 2.2 of Part II of the Flag Code of India to unfurl the national flag after sunset only, Tiranga can now be displayed on the house of any person in the country at whatever time in the 24 hours of the day. “where the Flag is displayed in open or displayed on the house of the member of the public, it may be flown day and night,” states the new rule. However, it is necessary for the person hoisting the national flag to make sure that the flag is not hoisted in an inverted manner–that is the saffron part of the flag should fly high. The flag you are hoisting must not display a damaged tricolour and neither it should touch the ground or water. In other words, the national flag should not be dam...