Flag Foundation of India
The Flag Foundation of India was created with a simple and powerful belief that every Indian should have the freedom to raise the Tiranga with pride. This belief took shape after a landmark moment in 2004, when Shri Naveen Jindal won a long legal battle that secured this right for all citizens to display flag each day of the year. After this victory, the Foundation was established as a registered society under the Societies Registration Act of 1860, working as a non-profit body. His fight transformed the Tiranga from a regulated symbol into a living expression of freedom.
Through the Flag Foundation of India, he continues to raise monumental flags nationwide, ensuring the Tricolour flies high, proudly, and permanently in the hearts of Indians.
Monumental Flags
The Flag Foundation of India has installed more than 200 monumental flags across the length and breadth of India that fly day and night.
Evolution of the Indian Flag
The Tiranga did not just appear one day, it was born through many years of struggle, courage, and hope.
Unofficial flag of India
India did not yet have a national flag. During the anti-partition movement, Sachindra Prasad Bose raised one of the first flags that represented the people’s voice.
Flag Displayed Overseas
Madam Bhikaji Cama unfurled an early Indian flag in Stuttgart, Germany. Designed by Hemchandra Kanungo, it became the first Indian flag displayed internationally.
The Home Rule Flag
During the Home Rule Movement, Tilak and Annie Besant introduced a new flag that reflected the aspirations of the movement.
The Swaraj Flag
With Mahatma Gandhi’s guidance, Pingali Venkaiah designed the Swaraj Flag. The charkha at its centre stood for self-reliance and unity.
Foundation of the Tiranga
The Congress Working Committee approved a new design that became the base of today’s Tiranga. It offered a clear symbol for a united nation.
Birth of the Tiranga
As Independence approached, a committee led by Dr. Rajendra Prasad finalised the National Flag. Pingali Venkaiah’s design was refined by replacing the charkha with the Ashoka Chakra. On 22 July 1947, India adopted the Tiranga we honour today.
A Nation United Under the Tiranga
Building a Nation of Pride
The Contributions of Flag Foundation Of India
Bachpan ke Rang, Tirange ke Sang
On Independence Day, this joyful celebration brought together over 200 children for cultural performances and creative activities. With painting and art competitions themed around the Tiranga, young participants expressed their imagination and pride through colours and creativity.
- Date :
- 15 August, 2025
Mera Dhaga, Mera Tiranga, Mera Desh Campaign
President of FFOI, Shri Naveen Jindal, and Vice President, Smt. Shallu Jindal, presented a flag to the Hon'ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu. The flag was created under the Mera Dhaga, Mera Tiranga, Mera Desh campaign.
- Date :
- 25 January, 2025
FFOI set a Guinness World Record
FFOI set a Guinness World Record in March 2024 for the largest human image of a waving national flag, with 7,368 participants contributing to the achievement.
- Date :
- 21 March, 2024
Tiranga Moments
Witness the stories and faces that carry the pride of India
Tiranga Moments
Witness the stories and faces that carry the pride of India