HAR GHAR TIRANGA

India’s national flag, the Tiranga, has a rich symbolic meaning that captures the spirit of the country’s identity, solidarity, and independence. It is a potent symbol of the Indian people’s ideals and hardships, capturing the nation’s dynamic culture, extensive history, and enduring spirit of independence. Known as the “Tiranga,” this three-colored flag symbolizes the combined efforts of millions of Indians who battled for their country’s independence and still inspires pride and patriotism in Indians all over the world.

Significance of the Tricolor

🟠 Saffron – Courage and sacrifice
⚪ White – Peace and truth
🟢 Green – Growth and prosperity
⚙️ Ashoka Chakra – Justice, movement, and progress

Origin and History of the Tiranga Jhanda

Long before the country attained freedom, the Indian flag’s journey started. Only a few weeks before India gained independence on August 15, 1947, the Constituent Assembly of India approved the Tiranga’s current design on July 22, 1947. Nonetheless, the flag’s development began in the early 1900s.