Independence Day 2024: What do the three colours of the Indian Flag and chakra symbolise?
Independence Day 2024: As India celebrates its 78th Independence Day in 2024, the tricolour flag that proudly waves across the country stands as a symbol of the nation's identity, values, and the spirit of freedom.
The Indian National Flag, often referred to as the "Tiranga," is a vibrant representation of the nation's aspirations and ideals.
The Indian flag holds a magnanimous significance for it represents the diversity the country holds. It symbolises patriotism, freedom and honour of the country.
Each colour and symbol on the flag carries deep significance, reflecting the history, culture, and vision of India
Saffron (Top Band): Represents courage, sacrifice, and the spirit of renunciation. It's a color that symbolises the strength and valor of the nation.
White (Middle Band): Stands for peace, truth, and purity. It embodies the ideals of truth and purity that should guide the country.
Green (Bottom Band): Symbolises faith, fertility, and the prosperity of the nation. It reflects the importance of agriculture and the richness of the land.
Positioned in the center of the white band, the Ashoka Chakra represents the eternal wheel of law and righteousness. Its 24 spokes are a reminder of the progress and dynamism of the country, with each spoke symbolizing a different aspect of life and governance.
Notably, Independence Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotism on August 15th every year which aims to honour the brave freedom fighters and bravehearts who sacrificed their lives for the country. This day marks the anniversary of India's independence from British colonial rule in 1947.
Every country has its own flag symbolising liberty or freedom. The Indian flag holds a magnanimous significance for it represents the diversity the country holds. It symbolises patriotism, freedom and honour of the country.
- With inputs from agencies
