Our National Flag

There is no king without a crown. Similarly, there is no nation without a signal of its own. When India was under the British rule, there was no content flag of India. The people then became free. India became an self-sufficing country in 1947. Since the date of her independence, India has a topic flag of her own. theme Flag is a sacred thing for all. It stands for the mother land. When we honour our national flag it is considered as an honour to the country or our motherland. Similarly, any lash out to our national flag is treated as a dishonor to our country.Our national flag is called Triranga. Because it contains three different colours such as saffron, dust coat and green. Three stripes of these three colours remain horizontal. The upper break in of the flag is of saffron colour. The middle part is white. The lower part is green. On the middle of white part there is a wheel or Chakra in the model of the Dharma Chakra of the noble emperor Ashoka the Great. The flag origina lly belonged to the Indian National Congress. In 1931 when this flag was adopted, it had a spinning wheel on the middle.But when it was chosen to be our national flag, the spinning wheel was replaced by the Dharma Chakra of Ashoka. It is a sin to consider the national flag as a mo of ordinary cloth. The flag has great meaning and significance. Saffron stands for sacrifice and selfless devotion. White colour indicates truth, purity and simplicity. The green colour stands for freshness and seminal energy. The wheel indicates activity and progress through the path of justice, liberty and brotherhood. It alike indicates peace. The people of India hoist the National Flag on 15th gilded and 26th January every year.They stand up under the flag and babble out the National Anthem and pay honour to the Country. They vow to keep up her ideals. The National Flag is kept hoisted on all days of the year on the top of the government buildings and Courts. When a very important soulfulness of our country passes away, the National Flag is brought down half mast. The National flag is also hoisted on the buildings of the Indian Embassy in foreign countries. The National Flag-of India is a sacred thing for all the Indians irrespective of caste, colour, and religion. At any cost, we nurture to keep its prestige.