On this hallowed day, we gaze upon the raising of our beloved Tiranga. A representation of solidarity, it fluttering in the gentle breeze, a testament to the essence of our nation. Each shade holds deep significance, representing our rich legacy. Through generations, the Tiranga has motivated us to strive for a better future. It is a beacon of hope

Gandhi questioned Venkayya to include a charkha or spinning wheel for the centre of the flag. He also expressed his desire that the countrywide flag should have 3 colours – red to signify Hindus, green for Muslims and white for other faiths. A Flag not only acts to be a image of independence and independence of a country but additionally for a i

The countrywide Flag shall not be used to be a part of costume or uniform or accent of any description that's worn down below the waistline of any person nor shall it's embroidered or printed on cushions, handkerchiefs, napkins, undergarments or any gown product He introduced a style with the Indian Flag to Mahatma Gandhi even though the movement