The flag of India features three colored bands. The top band is a light orange, the second from the top is white and the third band is green. In the middle of the flag is a blue chakra. This has been the official national flag of India since 1947. Like most national flags, the flag of India is greatly respected, and there are certain codes that protect the flag and what it symbolizes. Folding the flag is done in a precise manner, and though the steps are simple, they are also very important, so great care and attention should be taken when the flag is being folded.
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Difficulty:
Moderate
Instructions
1
Work with a partner to fold the flag of India. This will help you avoid having the flag touch the ground or anything else near it.
2
Hold one end of the flag with both hands while your partner holds the other end of the flag. The stripes should face up.
3
Fold the flag in half keeping the fold parallel with the stripes.
4
Fold the flag three times in the other direction. Each of the three folds should be equal in size to the other folds.
5
Keep the flag of India in a respectable place and handle with care. It should not be placed on the ground, on a table or in any other manner which might be deemed as disrespectful. Refer to the link below to learn about the codes that pertain to the national flag of India.
