The Indian National Flag is a symbol of pride, unity, and independence The National Flag is the pride and identity of every nation. It represents the unity, values, and history of the country. In India, the National Flag is called the Tricolor or Tiranga because it has three horizontal stripes of different colors. In the center of the white band, there is a navy blue Ashoka Chakra, a wheel with 24 spokes. The Ashoka Chakra stands for progress, righteousness, and the eternal cycle of life. It is inspired by the Lion Capital of Ashoka at Sarnath and reminds us of the teachings of dharma (justice). The journey of the Indian flag began during the struggle for independence. The first Indian flag was hoisted in 1906 in Kolkata. It had three horizontal stripes of green, yellow, and red, with symbols like the sun and moon. Over the years, the design evolved. The present Tricolor was designed by Pingali Venkayya, a freedom fighter from Andhra Pradesh. It was adopted on 22nd July 1947, just before India gained independence on 15th August 1947. The National Flag is more than just a piece of cloth. It is a symbol of the sacrifices made by countless freedom fighters who fought for the independence of India. It inspires patriotism and reminds us of our responsibility to uphold the values of democracy, justice, and equality. The flag also serves as a unifying force, bringing together people from diverse cultures, languages, and religions under one identity – Indian. During important occasions like Independence Day, Republic Day, and other national celebrations, the flag is hoisted with great respect and honor. The Indian National Flag is a symbol of pride, unity, and independence. It reminds us of our rich history and the sacrifices made by our leaders for a free India. As responsible citizens, it is our duty to respect and protect the flag. Let us always honor the Tiranga and strive to uphold the values it represents.
Dr Satyjit Nayak,IPS ; The flag is not just cloth; it’s our history, our pride, and our strength.
Charan Sing Meena,IPS; Every time the tricolour flutters, a billion hearts rise with pride.
Amar Kumar Nayak,MLA Badachana; Our flag does not fly because the wind moves it — it flies with the last breath of each soldier who died protecting it.
Akash das Nayak,MLA,Korei; The colours of our flag remind us to be brave, peaceful, and grow with harmony.
Himanshu sekhar Sahoo,MLA,Dharmasala; Holding the flag is not just a privilege; it’s a promise to uphold the nation’s glory.
Manoj Mohapatra,BJP Odisha spokesperson; Tiranga is not just a flag; it is a feeling that connects every Indian.
.Goutam Ray,Bjp Leader; A nation’s identity lies in its flag — honour it, respect it, salute it.
Writer Taraprasad Mishra; Let us remember those who made the tricolour rise high in the sky.
Dr Suresh Chandra Dalei,IAS; he flag stands tall not only on poles but in the hearts of true Indians.
Amber Kumar Kar,Collector Jajpur; It takes courage to hold a flag high, and responsibility to keep its meaning alive.
Yashpratap Shrimal,SP,Jajpur; May our tricolour always fly high and remind us of the unity that binds our hearts.
Ajay Kumar Behera,Govt Officer; Wishing you a proud Indian National Flag Day — let’s honour the symbol of our freedom.
Dr Ratnakar Dalei; Raise the flag high, let your heart swell with pride.
Er Komal Kumar Swain; Let the spirit of the tricolour inspire us to be better citizens every day.
Writer Jayaprakash Nayak; Salute to the brave souls who made our flag a symbol of independent India.
Manas kumar Tripathy,OAS Officer; May the beauty and power of the Tiranga shine forever in our skies.
Samir Ranjan Das,Tehesildar; Proud to be born under the tricolour.
Sarat Chandra Patra,Police Officer; Our flag is not just a symbol, it’s our heartbeat. Jai Hind.
Tapan kumar Nayak,Police Officer; Three colours, one identity — Indian forever.
Rakesh Kumar Tripathy,Police Officer; Waving high in the sky, the Tiranga tells stories of courage.
Sushanta Kumar Sethy,Police Officer; More than a flag, it’s our soul. Respect it, salute it.
Chinmayee Sahoo,Police Officer; Freedom came wrapped in the folds of our flag. Never forget.
Anshumala Das,Police Officer; Today, let’s honour the flag tha
Abhranshu Mohanty,Police Officer; A deep salute to the heroes who let us live under the freedom of the tricolour.
Pratap Kumar Debata,Police Officer; Every fold of the Tiranga holds history, pain, sacrifice, and victory
Pramod Kumar Kabi ,Social Worker; Proud to be born in a land of courage and culture.