US EditionFrom Nanded to Red Fort: The journey of India's 'Tricolour'
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From Nanded to Red Fort: The journey of India's 'Tricolour'
Nanded: As India gears up to celebrate its 79th Independence Day, one small city in Maharashtra is quietly playing a big role in the country's patriotic preparations. Nanded, home to the Marathwada Khadi Gramodyog Samiti, is one of the few official centres in India where the national flag – the Tiranga (Tricolour) – is manufactured according to strict government standards. From humble village offices to the grandeur of Delhi's Red Fort, these …
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