Work 06 of 25
Mini Indian Flags

About the work
On Independence Day and Republic Day, small Indian flags are commonly pinned or stuck to shirts. Dr. Darla Nageswara Rao hand-drew mini flags at that familiar wearable size—distinct from later home-distribution flag paintings (see Mera Bharat Mahan).
He produced about 1,800 mini flags on 50 A3 sheets in 42 days, using watercolours for saffron and green bands and a blue gel pen for the Ashoka Chakra. The set was inaugurated on 15 August 2017 at a municipal school in Vijayawada.
Key facts
- Flag size: approximately 6.5 × 4.5 cm; 36 flags per A3 sheet
- Quantity: about 1,800 flags on 50 A3 sheets in 42 days
- Materials: watercolours (saffron, green); Ashoka Chakra in blue gel pen
- Inauguration: 15 August 2017, A.K.T.P.M.C.H. School, Satyanarayanapuram, Vijayawada
- Earlier related benchmark mentioned in sources: 720 flags
Public impact & highlights
Patriotic craft at popular public scale (wearable mini flags)
School inauguration linked the work to civic celebration of Independence Day
Do not confuse with project 23 (home-distribution flag prints)




























