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Story behind my country flag

Every nation has a unique set of symbols. The identity of a nation is based on some aspect of the nation or its citizens. But the national flag, which is a symbol that genuinely reflects the country, is what all nations use as their symbol.

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The national flag of India is a symbol of country's honor, patriotism and freedom. It reflects the unity of Indian people despite differences in language, culture, religion, class etc. Most notably, the Indian flag is a horizontal rectangular tricolor. Also, the flag of India consists of saffron, white and green colors.

If we are breathing the air of freedom today, it is because of the sacrifices of our freedom fighters who bravely fought against the British. Thus, the Indian national flag was created as a symbol of the freedom gained by struggle and to honor the martyrs who gave their lives for the country of India.

Tricolor

The national flag of India has three colors of saffron, white and green, so it is called a tricolor flag. In this, saffron - represents sacrifice, strength and courage. White - represents peace and truth. Green – also represents growth, greenery and agriculture.

Ashoka Chakra

The central part of the Indian national flag has a blue Ashoka Chakra with 24 spokes. It is meant to protect dharma and also meant to work hard 2 hours as the wheel.

History

An emergency organisation was established a few days prior to India's 1947 independence under the direction of Rajendra Prasad, Abul Kalam Azam, Sarojini Naidu, and Ambedkar. To commemorate the martyrs who lost their lives for freedom, the organisation chose to establish a flag. For this reason, a number of flags have been developed and changed. The Indian flag has altered 22 times thus far. The organisation ultimately settled on a flag with a blue Ashoka wheel in the middle, uniform saffron, white, and green stripes. A prototype of the Indian National Flag was created on June 23, 1947, and it was presented to the Constituent Assembly for approval on July 22, 1947. Finally the organization declared the flag designed by Bingali Venkaiah as the national flag.

Instructions to be followed for use, display and hoisting of the National Flag

• The National Flag should not be displayed upside down; That means the saffron color should not be on the bottom
• A torn or mangled national flag should not be displayed
• The national flag should not be inferior to any person or thing
• No other flag or flag-like object shall be displayed above or parallel to the national flag; No material including flowers or garlands or emblems should be mounted on the flagpole where the national flag is flown
• The National Flag should not be used as a garland, bouquet, decoration or any other form of decoration.
• The national flag should not fall on the ground or float in water
• The National Flag should not be displayed in any way that tears it
• No other flag or flags should be flown at the same time on the top of the pole from which the national flag is flown
• The national flag should not be used as a rug on the speaker's desk or on the speaker's podium
• The National Flag shall not be used as part of a decorative dress or uniform or as a garment worn below the waist by any person
• The national flag pattern should not be printed or knitted on cushions, handkerchiefs, napkins, underwear or other clothing.

Share your beautiful incident with your flag.

I used to proudly display our national flag or tricolour in every report after being chosen as my country's Steemit country representative. Additionally, I once created a tricolour handcraft to enter a competition that looked stunning and had a lot of positive feedback on Steemit.

Conclusion

The National Flag of India is the pride and joy of every citizen. It represents the sovereignty and integrity of our country and deserves utmost respect and honor. Let us protect our nation and the national flag, the martyrs who sacrificed their lives tirelessly for the freedom of our country.

Ref :

• https://ta.wikipedia.org/
• https://pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=1845266

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