Flag Day of India is observed annually on December 7 to honor the armed forces and support the families of disabled servicemen and martyrs. Citizens participate by donating funds in exchange for small flags in dark blue, light blue, and red, which represent the Indian Army, Air Force, and Navy, respectively. The day serves as a platform for expressing gratitude to both current and veteran military personnel while also paying homage to those who have died in service. Various patriotic events are organized across the nation to encourage public participation, and volunteers collect donations through the sale of stickers, coupon flags, and other memorabilia. The primary goals of the day include providing rehabilitation for families of martyrs, ensuring the well-being of serving personnel and their dependents, and aiding the welfare and resettlement of veterans and their families.