Republic Day & Makar Sankranti Stickers

Fifty stickers for the two big days of January: Republic Day with the Tiranga, salutes and the parade, and Makar Sankranti, Uttarayan and Pongal with kites, til-gud, sugarcane and the boiling Pongal pot, drawn for HubToolify with a clean white border. 50 stickers to download as PNG, SVG or WebP with HubToolify Pro.

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January brings two celebrations a fortnight apart. Makar Sankranti marks the sun's move into Makara (Capricorn) and the start of its northward journey, Uttarayan; it is a harvest festival kept across India under many names. Gujarat and Rajasthan fill the sky with kites from every rooftop and shout "Kai Po Che!" when a rival kite is cut; in Maharashtra friends exchange tilgul with the words "तिळगुळ घ्या, गोड गोड बोला" (take til-gul, speak sweetly); in Tamil Nadu families boil new rice with milk and jaggery until the pot froths over, call out "Pongalo Pongal!", and on Mattu Pongal paint and garland the cattle; in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar it is the day of khichdi.

Republic Day, on 26 January, celebrates the day in 1950 when the Constitution of India came into force. Flags are hoisted at schools, offices and homes, children sing and salute, and the parade fills the morning with marching bands, drums, decorated tableaux and a flypast trailing saffron, white and green. The Republic Day stickers draw the national flag as the Flag Code of India describes it: at 3:2, saffron on top, white in the middle with the navy-blue Ashoka Chakra of 24 spokes, and green below, always upright, whole and flying free, with nothing written on it.

The pack has five parts: Republic Day greetings (Happy Republic Day, गणतंत्र दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं, Jai Hind, Vande Mataram and more), the Tiranga and the parade, kites and Sankranti on the rooftops, til-gud, Pongal and the harvest table, and Sankranti greetings in English, Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati. The monuments are invented, and no emblem, insignia, real person or real document appears anywhere.

Ways to use them

Send Republic Day and Sankranti wishes in WhatsApp, Telegram or Signal as a transparent PNG or WebP.
Decorate school assembly posters, class WhatsApp groups, reels, stories and kite-party invitations.
Recolour the kite, Pongal and greeting stickers with a colour theme (Kite Sky, Harvest, Dusk); the Republic Day stickers keep the flag's own colours.
Print the SVG at home on til-gud packets, gift tags and cards; it scales to any size, and the white border can be switched off.

Questions

Do I need HubToolify Pro to download these Republic Day and Sankranti stickers?

Yes. Anyone can browse and preview every sticker. Downloading PNG, SVG and WebP files, the full-pack ZIP, copying a sticker and exporting from the Sticker Creator are part of HubToolify Pro, as for every sticker pack. As a Pro member you can use the stickers in personal and commercial projects such as messages, social posts, cards and packaging, but not resell them as a sticker pack of your own. See the licence for the details.

Is the national flag drawn correctly?

Yes. Every Tiranga in the pack follows the Flag Code of India: a 3:2 rectangle with saffron on top, white in the middle and India green below, and the navy-blue Ashoka Chakra with 24 spokes in the centre of the white band. It is always upright and whole, never on the ground or worn as clothing, and has no words on it. The flag stickers cannot be recoloured, and tricolour balloons, badges and lettering are kept apart from the flag itself.

Can I change the colours or the words?

Yes. The kite, Pongal and greeting stickers take a colour theme that swaps their pink, sky blue and marigold tone for tone. On every sticker you can set the size, a background colour, the border colour and thickness (down to no border), the shadow, rotation and flips, and rewrite the lettering in the Sticker Creator, including the Hindi, Marathi and Gujarati lines.

What is in the pack ZIP?

PNG at 256, 512 and 1024 px (or the one size you pick), WebP, the SVG masters, the source artwork without its border, a JSON manifest of every sticker, a preview sheet and the creation record. SVG files carry "© 2026 HubToolify. All rights reserved." in their metadata; the notice states HubToolify's claim to the artwork and does not by itself guarantee exclusive copyright.