Flag hoisting: As per paragraph 2

As per paragraph 2.2 of the Flag Code of India, a member of the public, a private organization, or an educational institution may hoist /display the National Flag on all days or occasions in accordance with the dignity and honour of the National Flag . But while hoisting the national flag fills us with pride, one must also realise that the tradition comes with its own code of conduct and doing it the wrong way is punishable by law On this day, the national flag , the Tricolour, is hoisted across the country, from homes to commercial locations, and the national anthem is sung with pride. August 15, 1947, marked the end of... Hoisting involves tying the flag at the bottom of the flag pole and then raising it to the top. By contrast, unfurling involves tying the flag at the top of the pole and allowing it to unfurl without raising it.