Buy Indian Flag Through ePostoffice At Just Rs. 25: Here’s How

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The Indian flag is currently available for purchase from an authentic government marketplace for just Rs. 25. As part of the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, the Department of Post has announced an online sale of national flags through the ePostoffice portal at www.indiapost.gov.in. The sale of national flags began on August 1.

The government of India has now amended the Flag Code of India to allow citizens to hoist the Tricolor at their homes at any time of day or night. The Indian Flag previously could only be hoisted from sunrise to sunset. Here’s how you can purchase the Tricolor via the post office:

How To Buy Indian Flag From Post Office?

Recently, the Department of Post announced that National Flags would be sold online via the ePostOffice website, www.epostoffice.gov.in. The Indian flag measures 20 inches x 30 inches (without a flagpole). The price of the Tricolor is Rs. 25 per piece. There is no GST on the Indian Flag.

Step 1: Go to www.epostoffice.gov.in.

Step 2: On the ePostoffice Portal home page, click the image of the Indian flag.

Step 3: ‘Click the image to purchase Flag’ is written beneath the image.

Step 4: Include the delivery address, the quantity of Flags (up to five Flags per customer at first), and your mobile number.

Step 5: You will be prompted to adhere to the latest Flag code during the purchase process.

Step 6: Make the payment to finish the order after the procedure is complete.

The Department of Post has also ordered the post offices to deliver the flags in the minimum possible time as the sale window is very narrow just before Independence Day.

Since the sale window is quite narrow right before Independence Day, the Department of Post has also instructed the post offices to send the flags as soon as possible.

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