On the sheet page of the flag

On the sheet page of the flag

Former journalists. Currently working in the public sector From the age of sixteen, writing in the leading newspapers of Calcutta. There are a number of books written for children. For example 'World Bank of Asia', 'Europe', 'Africa' series, 'Land of the country', 'House of saints in Calcutta', 'Historical expedition', 'Shubha festival' etc. Besides, he is currently engaged in research on Rabindranath. Two books have already been published in this regard. 'Rabindra-Vita educationaguru' and 'Rabindra-song's narrator' Studying at Jadavpur University.















                          "Give that flag to you
                    Give out the wire to the Shakti 




      
                                
About 1906. After the dance of ghastly, evil, evil viceroy of Curzon's bishop, the resistance movement started all over the country.
A meeting was held in the house of education teacher, Binendendranath Sen, founder of the Brahma Girl School, Mecca Bazar, Kolkata. In the presence of many people including Brajendranath Shil, Harbachandra Maitra, Rabindranath did two new songs on that day, one of his ...
"Give your flock to him, give him the sack".
Today there is no way to know why the poet did sing or wrote such songs. But there is no doubt that this time there is a revolution in the freedom movement. Naturally, through the influence of the country's unrest, he then composed many songs of homeland. Moreover, in 1904, at the beginning of the twentieth century, a national flag was created to gain the importance of Indian independence movement from Mukalilawat to British colonialism. Sister Nivedita made the first national flag. The red-colored flag was placed on the thorns in the center of the flag and the white pebble. The flag was written as 'Bandematram'. Lal is a symbol of freedom struggle, yellow conquest and white symbol of holiness.






Then on 7 August 1906, at a meeting of the anti-partition of Bengal at Parsibagan Square in Calcutta, the first tricolor flag was lifted by Sachindra Prasad Basu. The flag had an approximately parallel horizontal stripe of orange, yellow and green respectively above and below. On top of the orange color, there were eight half-blown lotus and the sun and crescent behind the green strips were painted. Sometimes written in the Devanagari script "Bandematram". That started ...




After this year, on August 22, 1907, Madam Kama, the founder of the well-known Indian independence movement, came to see everyone in Germany, by blowing a tricolor flag to India at an international social conference in Stuttgart. And under this flag, Srimati Bhikhaji Rustam Kama strongly condemned British rule and exploitation in India. On that day he represented Indians on foreign soil, which hoisted the flag, on it was green color, which is the Islamic symbol of the Muslim people of this country. Among them, Garuda, which marks the Hindu and Buddhist people of this country. In the green strips, there were eight lotus rows in the name of the eight provinces of British India. And in the Devanagari script, 'Bandamatram' is the word. The lower part of the lower part is the half-moon near the flag at the left and a sun on the right. Veer Savarkar and Shyamji Krishna Barma, along with Madam Kama, created this flag design. History says that during the First World War, Indian representatives in the Berlin Committee took this flag unanimously. So this flag was known to everyone as the 'Berlin Committee Flag' at that time.




About ten years later, during the Homerul movement, Congress leaders thought that a national flag should be set up for India. A new flag was created under the leadership of Maratha leader Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Annie Besant. Although the flag did not become popular in public life. The flag had five red and four green horizontal strips. The British Union flag was placed on the top left, assuming that the Homerul movement was a Dominion status for the British. In addition, the white half-moon and the stars were on top. Seven white stars symbolized by the Holy Shapti Mandal of the Hindus were decorated.





Since this flag did not respond to public life, so many rallies have been started to create national flags. Several designs were created and the cancellation of Nankaray was canceled when the Congress leaders came for approval. According to Mahatma Gandhi's wish, the design of a new flag was created at this time. The white, green and blue-colored flag in front of the three characters of the character of the sparkaka. It was raised at the National Congress's Ambedabad session. Although the Indian National Congress did not accept it as the official flag. In fact, many people were unhappy with the use of communalism and religious symbolism in the flag. On 1 April 1931, a seven-member new Flag Association was formed in the working committee meeting. 'There are objections to the three colors used in the flag, because there is a proposal that these colors are marked on communal basis'.


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In that year, the final decision on the flag was adopted in the congressional assembly session of Karachi. A tricolor flag imprinted by Pingali Venkayya, resident of Bhatpalainamaru village near Machilipatnam town in Andhra Pradesh gets recognition. A rectangular flame has a sparkle between horizontal cordon, white and green. It is said to be the symbol of girua, white truth and peace and green faith and progress. And Charka is a symbol of India's economic revival and labor tolerance.

Various experiments with the flag continued to go on. On 23 June 1947 a flag committee was formed in the National Constituent Assembly. Under the leadership of Rajendra Prasad, those who were in the committee were