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🇮🇳 Flag: India Emoji

The 🇮🇳 Flag: India emoji represents the national flag of India, commonly used for India-related travel, cultural events, sports, festivals, and location references.

QUICK FACTS
Official name
Flag: India
Category
Flags
Subcategory
Country Flag
Unicode
U+1F1EE U+1F1F3
Emoji version
Emoji 2.0
Unicode version
17.0

What Does Mean?

The 🇮🇳 Flag: India emoji depicts the national flag of India (the Tiranga). It is widely used in text messages and social media when discussing travel to India, Indian culture, national holidays, international cricket and sports fixtures, culinary traditions, or location tags.

Quick Meaning

The 🇮🇳 Flag: India emoji represents the national flag of India, commonly used for India-related travel, cultural events, sports, festivals, and location references.

Use Cases

How People Use 🇮🇳

Common conversational contexts and messaging situations.

Messaging about traveling to or exploring India

Messaging about traveling to or exploring India.

Representing Indian cultural events, festivals, and traditions

Representing Indian cultural events, festivals, and traditions.

Cheering for Indian sports teams in international matches

Cheering for Indian sports teams in international matches.

Indicating location references or regional connections

Indicating location references or regional connections.

Real Messages

🇮🇳 Emoji Examples

Realistic message examples demonstrating natural placement for 🇮🇳.

“Flying to New Delhi next week 🇮🇳”

“Cheering for the team in today's match 🇮🇳”

“Celebrating Independence Day festivities 🇮🇳”

“Authentic Indian spices for tonight's dinner 🇮🇳”

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Official Name

Flag: India

Subcategory: Country Flag

Aliases & Common Names

  • India flag
  • flag of India
  • Indian flag
  • Tiranga

Keywords & Search Terms

  • flag india
  • india
  • indian flag
  • tiranga
  • travel
  • asia
  • south asia
  • country flag
Developer Reference

🇮🇳 Emoji Codes

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FormatCode ValueAction
Unicode
U+1F1EE U+1F1F3
Code points
U+1F1EE U+1F1F3
UTF-8 bytes
0xF0 0x9F 0x87 0xAE 0xF0 0x9F 0x87 0xB3
UTF-16
\uD83C\uDDEE\uD83C\uDDF3
HTML decimal entity
🇮🇳
HTML hexadecimal entity
🇮🇳
JavaScript escape
\u{1F1EE}\u{1F1F3}
CSS escape
\1F1EE \1F1F3
Python string
\U0001F1EE\U0001F1F3
Unicode Breakdown

Sequence Breakdown for 🇮🇳

This emoji is composed of 2 Unicode characters joined together.

Step 1
🇮
U+1F1EERegional Indicator Symbol Letter I
+
Step 2
🇳
U+1F1F3Regional Indicator Symbol Letter N
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CC BY 4.0
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OpenMoji

CC BY-SA 4.0
Flag: India emoji in OpenMoji style

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The 🇮🇳 Flag: India emoji represents the national flag of India, commonly used for India-related travel, cultural events, sports, festivals, and location references.