The Indian National Flag must be made of hand-spun, handwoven Khadi cotton, silk, or wool as per the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) regulations. This is to honour the Swadeshi movement and promote sustainability.

Yes, you can purchase an authentic Khadi Tiranga from government-approved Khadi stores, recognized flag manufacturers or online platforms like Luv My India that adhere to BIS standards.

A Khadi flag is handmade, eco-friendly and biodegradable, while polyester flags are mass-produced and harmful to the environment. Only Khadi flags are legally recognized for official use.

Yes, as per the Flag Code of India, only Khadi flags manufactured by BIS-certified Khadi units are permitted for government and official use.

• Always fold and store it respectfully in a clean, dry place.
• Do not wash or iron it excessively as Khadi fabric is delicate.
• Dispose it properly as per the Flag Code of India, either by burning it in a private manner or burying it with dignity.

Yes, as per the amended Flag Code of India, citizens can hoist the Khadi Indian Flag at their homes, offices or institutions throughout the year, provided it is done respectfully.

The Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) authorizes specific Khadi units across India to weave and produce handcrafted Khadi National Flags.

Khadi flags are available in, various standard sizes, from small table flags to large ceremonial flags used for official events. The most commonly used sizes include 2x3 ft, 3x4.5 ft and 6x9 ft.

Yes, miniature Khadi flags for car dashboards and office desks are available. However, they should be treated with the same respect as the full-sized National Flag.