Question

Carrying the flag, holding it aloft
during marches in Indian National
movement, was a symbol of:​

Answer 1

Carrying the flag, holding it aloft during marches in the Indian National movement, was a symbol of defiance.

Explanation:

• The Indian tricolor flag was planned in the time of the 'Swadeshi movement' in Bengal in the year of 1921.
• The flag which was first designed had three colors Green, Yellow, and Red.
• It had 8 lotuses. These eight lotuses represented the 8 regions of British India.
• The flag had half-moon that represented Muslims and Hindus.
• By 1921, the flag was again designed with Red, Green, and White.
• This flag has a shining wheel in the middle.
• This wheel represented the Gandhian perfect of self-help.
• This tricolor flag was called the ‘Swaraj Flag’ during the independence movement.

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