Republic Day 2025: The Difference Between Hoisting and Unfurling Flags

Republic Day: The Difference Between Hoisting and Unfurling the Flag

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Republic Day celebrations across the nation

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The nation unites in joy and pride as India celebrates Republic Day 2025. It's the 76th anniversary of this momentous event. President Droupadi Murmu will grace the state ceremony on the Path of Duty. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto will join as the chief guest, highlighting India's rich culture and impressive military strength with exuberance nationwide.

Republic Day celebrated on January 26th

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Republic Day stands as a pivotal national celebration in India, observed annually on January 26th. Spectacular aerial displays by the Indian Air Force steal the show, mesmerizing spectators with a demonstration of India’s aerial prowess. The parade offers a unique amalgamation of the country's rich cultural heritage and cutting-edge military capabilities, symbolizing the nation's strength and unity.

India's Constitution was enacted on this day

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This day commemorates the enactment of India's Constitution, celebrated annually with grandeur and nationalism.

Floats accompany parades

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Flag unfurling is complemented by parades showcasing diverse floats depicting India's vibrant culture.

Difference between hoisting and unfurling the flag

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Perhaps many ponder the distinction between flag hoisting and unfurling. Let's delve into what sets them apart.

On January 26, the President unfurls the national flag

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On this day, India's President ceremoniously unfurls the national flag. This act involves securing the flag at the top before pulling the rope to display it proudly.

Flag hoisting on Independence Day

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In contrast, Independence Day marks the tradition of flag hoisting. The Prime Minister performs this act at the Red Fort.

Flag hoisting on Independence Day

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During this occasion, the national flag is raised to the top, symbolizing newfound independence before it is flown high.

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