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The hard truth of the pre-independence period is that India never had a National Flag that could represent it as one nation. The need for having a flag wasn't really felt by Indians until the partition of Bengal was announced. That day was declared as the national day of mourning. A year later, on the anniversary of anti-partition movement a flag was unfurled. It was designed by Sachindra Prasad Bose. After the partition was annulled people forgot about the flag. Madam Bhikaji Rustom Cama who attended the 2
The National Flag of India is horizontally rectangular in a shape. It comprises of four colours, The India Saffron, White, India Green which are the primary colours and the Navy Blue which is the secondary colour. The saffron colour signifies courage, sacrifice, valour, wisdom and action. It is a mixture of two colours red and yellow in fixed ratios. White symbolizes purity, peace and tranquility. Green symbolizes growth of the country, the vegetation, agriculture and plant life – relation with the earth, o
The official book/ booklet that lays down the instructions or the use of our National Flag is the "FLAG CODE OF INDIA".
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