NATIONAL FLAG
NATIONAL FLAG
"Nation" - The flag is a symbol of the pride of any independent nation. Each nation has its own flag, on whose honor its citizens are always ready to die. The flag is a symbol of the honor of one's nation. The present flag (Tricolor) of our nation has a history in itself.
In 1857, on, there was a green flag on which the silver sun was made. Rani Laxmibai and Nana Dhundhapant of Jhansi fought under this flag.
In the year 1905, the students of Shyamji Krishna Varma and Madam Cama's students studied in England in three colors Red-White-Green; Eight stars symbolizing eight provinces on the red stripe, Vande Mataram on the white stripe and the sun on the right on the green stripe, the moon on the left.
In 1916, Dr. Annie Besant (Irish woman) started the Home Rule movement and hoisted the flag of nine stripes of red and green colors in the prison, of which the Union Jack on the top four strips and the Saptarishi Mandal on the remaining five. Both the colors were symbols of Hindu and Muslim unity. In the year 1921, Gandhiji made a white, red and green flag in the Vijayawada Congress session, on which the spinning wheel was made in green, red color Hindu, green Muslim and white other castes The charkha was a symbol of the poor farmer and labourer.
In 1931, in the Karachi session of the Congress, saffron, white and green colors were accepted, with a charkha placed in the middle of the white strip. Saffron color was considered a symbol of sacrifice, courage and sacrifice, white truth and peace and green color was considered a symbol of prosperity and faith, the charkha was kept as a symbol of hope of poor India, from 31 December 1931 to 22 July 1947, this flag was hoisted.
In 1947, from July 22 onwards, only saffron, white and green flags were accepted, but the Ashok Chakra of Sarnath was taken in place of the spinning wheel.
Saffron color symbolizes sacrifice, courage and sacrifice,
white - truth and peace,
green color for prosperity and happiness and the wheel of religion and progress.
The size of the flag is 3.2 i.e. 120 cm. x 80 cm or 45 cm x 30 cm (6 ft x 4 ft). The three strips of the flag were kept of equal length and width.
The rules for hoisting the flag
should be saffron color above, green below. The flag should be wrapped and hoisted.
- The flag should be flown from sunrise to sunset.
- The flag should be hoisted in national festivals and festivals.
- The High Court (Courts), Secretariats, Commissionerates, Collectorates, Jails, Residences of Central and Provincial Ministers, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Parliament, Residences of Ambassadors and Raj Heads, Borders, Sainik Kendras, are hoisted daily at various centers by the security forces.
- The national flag will be flown before all the flags and will be lowered at the end of all.
- The flags of two or more nations are hoisted at the same height.
- The flag on the speaker's platform should be on the right and higher than the stage.
- When the flag is torn, it should be respectfully destroyed by burning it in solitude or otherwise.
- To express mourning, the national flag should first be hoisted completely and then brought down to the width of the flag. lifting up while unloading
