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Indian Flag Timeline

Evolution of Indian Flag

Journey from 1906 to Present Day

First Indian Flag

1906

Sister Nivedita designed the first flag with red and yellow colors, featuring "Bonde Mataram" in Bengali script.

Berlin Committee Flag

1907

Madam Cama hoisted a tricolor flag in Paris with green, saffron, and red horizontal stripes.

Home Rule Movement

1917

Dr. Annie Besant and Lokmanya Tilak adopted a flag during the Home Rule movement.

Gandhi's Design

1921

Mahatma Gandhi suggested a flag with a spinning wheel (charkha) symbolizing self-reliance.

Current National Flag

1947

Adopted on July 22, 1947, designed by Pingali Venkayya with the Ashok Chakra replacing the spinning wheel.

Tiranga-trg: A Symbol of Unity and Patriotism

The Tiranga is the national flag of India, holds a deep symbolic meaning that embodies the essence of the nation’s identity, unity, and freedom. It serves as a powerful representation of the values and struggles of the Indian people, reflecting the country’s vibrant culture, rich history, and unwavering spirit of independence. This three-colored flag, known as the “Tiranga,” stands as a testament to the collective effort of millions who fought for India’s freedom, and today, it continues to inspire pride and patriotism among Indians across the globe.

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Evolution of Indian Flag

First Indian Flag

Berlin Committee Flag

Home Rule Movement

Gandhi's Design

Current National Flag

Tiranga-trg: A Symbol of Unity and Patriotism

Origin and History of the tiranga-trg

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