Background: The Kerala High Court recently heard a petition filed by a social activist, seeking directions to the state government to implement a directive to display the national flag in all government offices. The petitioner had argued that the directive had not been implemented despite a lapse of several years. Parties: The petition was filed by the social activist, while the respondents included the Kerala Government and the Central Government. Legal issues: The main issue before the court was whether the state government had failed to implement the directive. Court observations: The court ordered the state government to implement the directive, observing that displaying the national flag was a matter of national pride. The court also noted that the government had not been able to show any valid reason for not implementing the directive. Significance: The order is significant as it highlights the importance of displaying the national flag in government offices. The court's decision will ensure that the national flag is displayed in all government offices, promoting national pride and unity.