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“Tiranga” Book Grandly Released in Delhi on Constitution Day by Former CJI K.G. Balakrishnan

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New Delhi, November 26, 2025 (By Indra Yadav, Ishan Times Group): On the auspicious occasion of Constitution Day, a grand and prestigious ceremony was held at the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi, marking the release of the highly acclaimed book “Tiranga”. The book was formally inaugurated by Former Chief Justice of India, Justice K.G. Balakrishnan, in the presence of revered spiritual leader Jagadguru Krishnanand Saraswati and other distinguished guests.

The event also saw the special presence of BJP National Vice President, Shri Shyam Jaju. On stage, the dignitaries collectively launched the book featuring the symbol of India’s national flag, the Tiranga, celebrating its historical and constitutional significance.

“Tiranga” is dedicated to the glory of the Indian national flag, its history, and the values enshrined in the Indian Constitution. After the launch, attendees, including intellectuals, social activists, and young citizens, described the book as an important work that inspires patriotism and constitutional awareness.

The event, organized with the theme of Constitution Day and “Ratna”, drew a large audience of club members, students, youth leaders, and social workers, reaffirming the importance of national unity and constitutional values.

Author Judicial Magistrate Mr. Anil Kumar Yadav stated during his address,

“The Tiranga is not just a piece of cloth; it is a symbol of the aspirations, struggles, and sacrifices of millions of Indians. Through this book, I aim to convey this message to the younger generation and instill in them a sense of patriotism and awareness of our constitutional values.”

The ceremony concluded with the national anthem, where all attendees collectively expressed their respect and pride for the Indian Constitution and the national flag.

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