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write the essay on history of tricolor and it's importance in 200-400 words...
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Answer 1

History of Tricolor and Its Importance

A flag is the most significant symbol or element of a country. It symbolizes patriotism, freedom, and unity of the people despite the differences in various fields such as language, race, caste, culture, etc. The tricolor is the honor of the country which unites the people to be one and, have love and affection towards the country. Our flag has a vivid history that makes us proud to be an Indian.

In the year of 1921, Pingali Venkayya, a freedom fighter, had designed a flag for India which was also known as the Swaraj Flag. It was white at the top band, red at the middle band and green at the bottom band along with a Charkha or the spinning wheel spread across the center. The Charkha in the flag symbolized the desire for fréedom from the British rule. Later in the year 1931, the flag was changed by placing saffron at the top band, white in the middle band and green at the bottom band. After the Indian Independence in 1947, Dr. Rajendra Prasad replaced the Charkha with the Ashok Chakra. Now a question arises, why had the colors saffron, white, and green been chosen and what was their significance? Saffron symbolizes courage, white symbolizes peace and green symbolizes faith. The Ashok Chakra has a remarkably interesting meaning to it. It is also known as the Samay Chakra and has 24 lines symbolizing 24 hours of the day making us realize the movement of time. It also stands for different virtues and emotions. The blue color of the Ashok Chakra symbolizes the sky and the universal truth. Our tricolor is a symbol of fréedom and national pride. It makes us realize the sacrifices and the struggles that our freedom fighters have gone through to shape our country and unite all the diverse cultures under one flag. It does not only stand for our entire country but also is an identity to all the citizens and their ambitions. The Indian tricolor has motivated and inspired the citizens of India and people all around the globe to strive in their life.  

As expressed above, the Indian flag is a huge pride for our nation. It stands for the sovereignty of the country. Every Independence Day or the Republic Day, one feels the moment of proudness and happiness seeing the Indian flag fly high and make a significant position in the world history. We, as individuals of the country, must respect and give utmost honor to our flag.

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Answer 2

history of tricolor :-

• tricolor mean that there are 3 colour in indian
• flag in first saffron in the second white in the third dark green

• National flag are called tricolour. why we call like that.

• because there are three colour in national flag

• The wheel or chakra also symbolizes the power of the state governed by dharma.

Pingali Venkayya was made indian flag

we called as swaraj flag

• There were several changes in the Indian National Flag since its evolution.

• The first National Flag was composed of three horizontal strips of red, yellow and green.

• The Second National Flag was resembled the first flag except that the top strip had only one lotus but seven stars denoting the Saptarishi.

• The third flag had five red and four green horizontal strips in an alternate pattern, with seven stars. In the left hand top corner (the pole end) was the Union Jack. There was also a white crescent and star in one corner.

• A resolution was passed in 1931, adopting a tricolour flag as our national flag. This flag,resembled the present one, which was saffron, white and green with Mahatma Gandhi's spinning wheel at the centre.

• After independence, only the Dharma Charkha of Emperor Asoka was adopted in place of the spinning wheel as the emblem on the flag. Thus, the tricolour flag of the Congress Party gradually became the tricolour flag of Independent India.

• Republic Day is our national festival and people of all religions celebrate this festival together. This festival is not associated with any religion, caste or community. This festival is celebrated every year on 26 January. The Constitution of India came into force on 26 January, so this festival is celebrated on 26 January every year. This festival is specially celebrated at the Rajpath in the capital Delhi

• in which the dignitaries of the country such as the President, Prime Minister and other cabinet members participate. Apart from the tableaux of the states on the Rajpath, a glimpse of the display of India's military might is also shown. Every year a foreign guest is a special guest of India during the parade and tableau on Rajpath. on the first republic day

• Specially celebrated on Rajpath in which the country's dignitaries such as the President, Prime Minister and other cabinet members participate. Apart from the tableaux of the states on the Rajpath, a glimpse of the display of India's military might is also shown. Every year a foreign guest is a special guest of India during the parade and tableau on Rajpath. Sukarno was the President of Indonesia on the first Republic Day. Republic Day was first organized at Rajpath in 1955. Republic Day is included in two other major national festivals of India, Independence Day and Gandhi Jayanti. Although India became independent on 15 August 1947, but it got complete independence on 26 January 1950 when the Constitution of India was implemented.