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Har Ghar Tiranga: Post offices sell National Flags at Rs 25; Flags are delivered without taking any delivery charges

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New Delhi: India Post is selling the National flag of India under Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign at Rs 25. These flags are delivered without taking any delivery charges. Citizens may buy National Flags online through ePost office portal. Department of Posts request citizens to place their online orders well before 12th August 2022 midnight for timely delivery of flags.

A large number of citizens are also ordering flags online through the ePost Office portal. In order to ensure easy availability of National flags to the proud citizens of the country, the Post Offices across the country are selling National Flags at Rs. 25.

DoP is delivering such flags without taking any delivery charges, to any address within the country. In order to ensure timely delivery of National Flags ordered online, citizens are requested to kindly place their online orders well before 12th August 2022 midnight.

The dimension of National flag is 20 inches x 30 inches (without flag pole). The sale price of the flag is Rs.25 per flag. There is no GST on this flag. Customer must adhere to the latest flag code guidelines.

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