Hi, Greetings Dear Engagement Fellows & Community Mentors!!

I'm here again in Week 4 in the Steem For Bangladesh. The topic of this week is Express Your Love For National Flag

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Today, I will give my opinion in this regard by answering the questions of this competition by joining an amazing contest on the title SEC-S17W4: "Express Your Love For National Flag.". So sit back, open your minds, and let us embark on this journey together.

Is there any history behind the formation of your national flag? If so, what happened?

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The national flag of my country India, colloquially called Tiraṅgā (the tricolour), has a rich records.
Pre-independence Movement:
Before India’s independence, numerous flags have been used for the duration of the liberty conflict.
The Swaraj flag, followed by way of the Indian National Congress, was one such flag.
Gandhi’s Activism:
Mahatma Gandhi modified the design, changing the charkha with the Ashoka Chakra.
This changed flag have become the idea for the modern national flag.
Final Adoption:
On 22 July 1947, the Constituent Assembly followed the tricolour because the legitimate flag of the Union of India.
It formally became the flag of unbiased India on 15 August 1947.

What do the different colors or symbols on your national flag represent?

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The Indian National Flag is a tricolor with deep philosophical meanings related to its hues.
Saffron: This colourful shade represents sacrifice and renunciation. It symbolizes the spirit of selflessness and willpower to a greater motive. Saffron resonates with the wealthy cultural historical past of India.
White: The center white stripe indicates peace and purity. It embodies the state’s aspiration for harmony, harmony, and reality. White also displays the diversity of India, in which humans of various backgrounds coexist.
Green: The green stripe at the bottom stands for courage and immortality. It represents growth, fertility, and power. Green is a reminder of India’s resilience and backbone to thrive.
Ashok Chakra:The military blue Ashok Chakra on the center is an outline of Dharma Chakra. It symbolizes righteousness, justice, and development. The wheel’s consistent movement signifies development and the rejection of stagnation.

How does your national flag represent your country on the world stage?

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India’s national flag, called the Tiranga, holds deep importance on the worldwide stage. Its layout reflects the India’s wealthy records, cultural diversity, and conflict for freedom. The horizontal tricolor consists of saffron, white, and inexperienced bands. The Ashoka Chakra, a 24-spoked blue wheel, on the center represents the eternal regulation of dharma (righteousness) and symbolizes unity, progress, and peace. The Tiranga embodies India’s values, ideas, and sovereignty, making it a powerful brand that resonates global

Share your love for your national flag through any creative means of art, craft, drawing, painting, or special video.

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In the heart of India, where vibrant traditions blend, a canvas unfurls, a tale of unity penned. The saffron sun rises, igniting hope anew, symbolizing courage, resilience, and dreams pursued. White whispers peace, purity, and truth, a canvas for stories etched in wisdom’s youth. From Himalayan peaks to the southern shore, unity thrives, diverse threads woven galore. Green dances with life, lush and free, fields sway, rivers meander, a symphony. In every leaf, a promise of growth and grace, as we paint our tomorrows on this sacred space. Ashoka Chakra, spinning like time’s wheel, guides us forward, a nation’s collective zeal. In colors, brushstrokes, and heartfelt refrain, we celebrate India’s flag, forever unchained.

In the end, I would like to invite my Steemit fellows @arvindkumar @ahlawat @jyoti-thelight @ctime @reetuahlawat for taking part in this engagement challenge. Thanks for valuable feedback and appreciation. Wishing to succeed.