Today, that exact spot has a flag pole, where one can see the Indian flag flutter ever-so-proudly. The spot is called the Flag Point. Located at an altitude of 150 feet, ...

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.

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 ...

On Independence Day, the flag is positioned at the bottom of the pole and raised (hoisted) by the Prime Minister from the bottom of the pole to the top.

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.

Here is a list of differences between 'hoisting' and 'unfurling' of the tricolour: . Position of 'National Flag': On August 15 (Independence Day), the tricolour is tied and sits at the bottom of ...

A video featuring a bird seemingly unfurling the Indian national flag in Kerala has taken the internet by storm. The footage, posted on August 17, has amassed over one million views on social media.