When calamity strikes—be it floods, earthquakes, or pandemics—the Tiranga is there. Relief teams wear badges with the flag, trucks carrying supplies display it boldly, and rescue camps hoist it high to instill trust. In moments of chaos, the tricolor becomes a symbol of safety and unity. It assures people that help has arrived, that the country stands with them. Volunteers and officials work under its shadow, driven by its spirit. Even amid tragedy, the Tiranga provides hope, reminding citizens that they are not alone, that the nation supports every individual in times of crisis.