National Flag Of India || Information in English || Meaning behind each colour of the Tricolor Flag.

Описание: Indian National Flag – The Symbol of Unity
The Tricolour: Our National Pride
Indian National Flag: Meaning and Importance
The National Flag of India
Tiranga: Colours, Chakra, and Values
My Country’s Flag
The Indian Flag
The Tricolour of India


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Colours of the Flag (Tiranga)
The flag has three horizontal stripes of equal size:
1. Saffron (Top)
Symbol of bravery, courage, and sacrifice
Reminds us of the freedom fighters
2. White (Middle)
Symbol of peace, truth, and honesty
Shows the path of righteousness
3. Green (Bottom)
Symbol of faith, fertility, and growth
Represents agriculture and prosperity

Ashoka Chakra
Located at the center of the white stripe
Navy blue in color
Has 24 spokes
Taken from the Lion Capital of Ashoka at Sarnath
Represents motion, progress, and justice
Teaches us to keep moving on the path of duty

Size and Shape
Rectangular in shape
The ratio of length to width is 3:2

Material Used
The Indian flag is made of Khadi
Khadi stands for self-reliance and simplicity
Promoted by Mahatma Gandhi

History of the Flag
Designed by Pingali Venkayya
Adopted on 22 July 1947
First hoisted as the national flag on 15 August 1947
Earlier versions had a charkha (spinning wheel) instead of the Ashoka Chakra

Flag Code of India (Simple Rules)
The flag must be treated with respect
It should never touch the ground or water
It should not be used as clothing, decoration, or covering
It must be hoisted upright and properly


When is the Flag Hoisted?
Independence Day – 15 August
Republic Day – 26 January
Gandhi Jayanti – 2 October
And on important national events

❤️ Why We Respect the Flag
The flag reminds us of:
The sacrifices of freedom fighters
Our duties as citizens
The unity in diversity of India