National Flag Day
Our National Flag is our identity, a symbol of pride, sacrifice and unity. Yet, one question remains: why do we still not have an official National Flag Day?
A right earned for every Indian
There was a time when Indians did not have the freedom to hoist the National Flag every day.
That changed on 23 January 2004, when a historic Supreme Court judgment, following a decade-long legal battle led by Shri Naveen Jindal, secured this right for every citizen.
From that day onward, every Indian earned the freedom to hoist the Tiranga 365 days a year.
A day of courage and sacrifice
This date also marks the birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, a leader whose life embodied courage, sacrifice and unwavering love for the nation.
Let’s recognise 23 January as National Flag Day
We now seek recognition of 23 January as India’s National Flag Day, a reminder of a right earned and a responsibility we all share.
Be part of a legacy that honours the Tiranga. Show your support and encourage your friends and family to recognise 23 January as National Flag Day.
