National Flag Adoption Day: Date, History, Celebration, Banners

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Indian National Flag Adoption Day Information: National Flag Adoption Day is used to celebrate on the 22nd July to make the people aware about the Indian Flag which represents the Whole Nation consists of the Crores of the Indian People. India got freedom from the rule of the Britishers and they got freedom on the 15th August 1947 where all the people of India got every rights and opportunity move around every part of the Country. Britishers had made many of the ideas and plans to control Indian people and they were doing many illegal and bad activities to the Indian people. Every people were very eager to do many of the things by which the Britishers run away from the India Country.

Many of the National Leaders like Mahatma Gandhiji, Swami Vivekanand, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and many other National Leaders strive hard to give the Freedom to the India Country. Every people were curious to do lots of activities for the welfare of the Indian people who were controlled by the Britishers. Britishers were used to control all the Rights and Opportunities of the Indian People with their cruel rule. National Leaders tried many of the things to handle and tackle the situation of the India Country to remove the control of the Britishers.

National Leaders like Mahatma Gandhhiji made many of the Andolans as well as Satyagrah’s to make the people to get every type of rights and Opportunities for their Welfare. Mahatma Gandhiji fought for many of the Rights and Opportunities to carry out many legal activities in the Country. There were many great ideas and plans made by the National Leaders by which they used to remove the Britishers from the Indian Country. So it is important for the people to remove the Britishers to save the Country from the illegal as well as cruel rule of the Britishers.

Britishers tried to control the people of India by harassing them and also beating them with many weapons to get the people of India under control. Britishers were very cruel as they made every rule for their own benefit and profit by making the people to do much of the tasks in a very time. Indian people were forced to do every task with accuracy and they were beaten by the Britishers when they get tired or can’t do any work. Britishers were more curious to make much of the profit from the taxes of the Farmers.

Farmers were ruined by the Britishers and they were beaten and harassed very much to achieve their goals to be fulfilled in a better way. Farmers carry out many of the tasks in the Day as well as Night time. Farmers were used to take many of the Fields with the help of the Loans from the Britishers. When the Framers don’t have the money to pay much of the loans to the Britishers then the Britishers were used to treat the Farmers badly. Britishers kept lot of taxes on the Goods and Services by which the Farmers and many other Indians were very depressed and sad to pay lot of Tax on the Basic Goods.

Indian National Flag Adoption Day

National flag adoption day of India will be celebrated by the people all over India on 22nd of July.

History Of National Flag Adoption Day

The Indian National Flag, designed by Pingali Venkayya, was first adopted by the Indian Constitution Assembly in a meeting on 22nd of July in the year 1947 that’s why it is being celebrated every year since 1947 all over the India by the title “Indian National Flag Adoption Day” on 22nd of July. The present form of the national flag came into power when it was officially declared as an “official flag of the Dominion of India” in the meeting of Constitution Assembly.

The tricolor of the national flag means tiranga was decided and described in the Indian Flag Code as top color saffron (representing courage and sacrifice), bottom color green (representing prosperity) and middle color white (representing peace, truth and purity) having Ashoka Chakra of navy blue color (representing laws of Dharma means righteousness) with 24 spokes in the center. Indian national flag is based on Swaraj flag made up of the hand weaved cotton cloth by the Mahatma Gandhi. The flag manufacturing right is given to the “Khadi Development and Village Industries Commission” and “Karnataka Khadi Gramodyoga Samyukta Sangha” from which flag is allocated to other regions.

In order to precede the Indian Independence Movement during British rule in 19th century, variety of flags were designed however a single Indian flag (having western heraldic standards design) was first led by British rulers after 1857 revolution. During 1905, the partition of Bengal resulted in the formation of new Indian flag representing the multitude of races and castes of country. During the Swadeshi movement the tricolour Vande Mataram flag (having eight white lotuses in top green field, meddle yellow written Vande Mataram in Hindi and bottom red having a sun and a crescent) was created against British rule. It was first launched in the Calcutta.

Sister Nivedita (a Hindu reformist) had proposed for another flag having thunderbolt in center with Vande Mataram slogan and 108 oil lamps at border which was then presented to the meeting of Indian National Congress in 1906. Whereas, another 30 different designs of flag was proposed by the Pingali Venkayya in 1916. Annie Besant and Bal Gangadhar Tilak too adopted new flag in the same year as a Home Rule Movement. Other flag design (having white top, spinning charkha in the center in the middle red and lower green banner) was initiated by the Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi in April 1921.

Swaraj flag with spinning wheel (designed by the Venkayya), was used commemorate the Jallianwala Bagh massacre on 13th of April in 1923. The Constituent Assembly was established in India before the independence. In a meeting at Constituent Assembly in the presence of Rajendra Prasad, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, C. Rajagopalachari, B.R. Ambedkar, K. M. Munshi, Sarojini Naidu and other members on 23rd of June in 1947, a flag was selected for independent India. According to the committee recommendation, the flag of Indian National Congress was decided to be adopted as Indian National Flag on 14th of July in 1947 by replacing the spinning wheel with Ashoka Chakra to denote dharma and law. Then it was adopted on 22nd of July in 1947 at Constituent Assembly after the proposal of Nehru for real flag (having horizontal tricolor upper saffron, middle white with Ashoka Chakra of blue navy color and lower dark green of equal proportions).

Why It Is Celebrated!

Indian national flag adoption day is celebrated to commemorate the adoption of tricolor Indian National Flag on 22nd of July. Tricolor of the Indian national flag was adopted to represent the true meaning of patriotism as well as spreading true essence and energy among the Indian people especially youths and future generations.

The presence of tricolor and Ashoka Chakra in the Indian flag has been explained by the well known poet, Javed Akhtar, which was depicted too through musical performances by the Legendary Indian Classical Maestros Sangeet Martand Pandit Jasraj, Vidhwan U. Shrinivas, Pandit Vijay Ghate, Ramani, Bhawani Shankar, Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia and etc. The Indian tiranga is the unique kind of flag all through the world, the adoption of which is celebrated annually through various poetry, songs, music and other joyful performances.

How National Flag Adoption Day Is Celebrated

The Indian national flag adoption day is celebrated by organizing variety of programmes, activities and events by the government and non-government organizations. It is honored by paying tribute, offering flower and singing national anthem at many governmental and public places. It is celebrated by carrying out the big parade with the national flag, march in front of the flag to pay tribute by the Indian armies. It is the most respectable property of the country representing India a republic country. It is the great symbol of an independent India with its independently living people.