The translations of "flag" into various Indian languages reflect the rich and diverse linguistic heritage of India. Each language, from Hindi's "ध्वज" (Dhvaj) to Tamil's "கொடி" (Kodi), and from Bengali's "পতাকা" (Pataka) to Kannada's "ಧ್ವಜ" (Dhvaja), embodies a unique cultural identity and history. This linguistic diversity is a testament to the unity in diversity that defines India. The national flag, or "Pathaka," becomes a symbol that transcends linguistic barriers, uniting people from different regions, languages, and cultures under one banner. It celebrates the nation's plurality and the shared values of courage, peace, and prosperity.

Hindi: ध्वज (Dhvaj)

Tamil: கொடி (Kodi)

Telugu: జెండా (Jenda)

Kannada: ಧ್ವಜ (Dhvaja)

Malayalam: പതാക (Pathaka)

Marathi: ध्वज (Dhvaj)

Gujarati: ધ્વજ (Dhvaj)

Punjabi: ਝੰਡਾ (Jhanda)

Bengali: পতাকা (Pataka)

Odia: ପତାକା (Pataka)

Urdu: جھنڈا (Jhanda)

Assamese: পতাকা (Pataka)

Konkani: ध्वज (Dhvaj)

Sanskrit: ध्वजः (Dhvajah)

Sindhi: جهنڊو (Jhando)

Kashmiri: پرچم (Parcham)

Tulu: ಬಾವುಟ (Baavuta)

Manipuri: পতাকা (Pataka)

Bodo: पताखा (Pathaka)

Santali: पताखा (Pathaka)