What does the tricolour stands for and how did it evolve over the years. Find out | The Times of India

On this day in 1943, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, Supreme Commander of the Azad Hind Fauj, made history by hoisting the Indian National Flag for the first time on Indian soil at Port Blair. The moment marked the fulfilment of his promise that the Indian National Army would set foot on Indian soil before the year’s end. 🇮🇳 But did you know that for decades, there was only one official flag manufacturer in the entire country? Did you know that for the longest time there was only one official flag

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The national flag was hoisted at the historic Attari-Wagah border to mark India’s 79th Independence Day. The ceremony was attended by security personnel and local dignitaries, reflecting patriotic fervour and the spirit of freedom as India celebrates its journey of progress and unity. #IndiaAt79 #IndependenceDay #IndiaIndependenceDay #AttariWagahBorder #FlagHoisting #79thIndependenceDay #IndependenceDayCelebrations #Tricolour #IndianFlag #ptinews #ptivideos #presstrustofindia | Press Trust of In