The national flag of India has a great importance in the history of Indian freedom struggle. Our national flag gives a unique identity to India as an independent nation. National Flag Adoption Day is celebrated to pay tribute to all the martyrs who laid down their lives for India’s independence from British rule in 1947. The tricolor flag adopted to represent the true meaning of patriotism also helps in spreading the message of ‘unity in diversity’ among the citizens of India.
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Ten Lines on National Flag Adoption Day
Here below we are providing 10 lines, 5 lines, 20 lines and sentences in Hindi for class 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 on Flag Adoption Day. After reading these lines you will be able to know everything about flag and flag eclipse. You can use these lines in your essay writing, paragraph writing and in your exam.
Rashtriya Dhwaj Angikaran Divas par 10 Vakya – Set 1
1) Indian National Flag was adopted by the Constitution of India on 22 July 1947. Since then every year 22 July is celebrated as Flag Adoption Day.
2) Flag Adoption Day commemorates the adoption of the tricolor as the Indian national flag.
3) The flag was adopted during the Constituent Assembly meeting held on 22 July 1947, but became the official flag of India on 15 August 1947.
4) Flag Adoption Day is also celebrated to inculcate the spirit of patriotism and nationalism among the youth.
5) Flag Adoption Day is celebrated honoring Indian culture and tradition by saluting the national flag during flag hoisting.
6) People also celebrate Flag Adoption Day to pay respect to the national devotees who fought for India’s independence.
7) Various programs like poetry competition, speech, debate, essay writing competition etc. are organized on this day.
8) People also honor the flag by offering flowers, singing the national anthem and parade in public places.
9) The Indian national flag was originally designed by Pingali Venkayya and approved by Mahatma Gandhi in 1921.
10) The tricolor of the national flag is based on the concept of the Swaraj flag which was originally designed by Mahatma Gandhi from hand-woven cotton.
Rashtriya Dhwaj Angikaran Divas par 10 Vakya – Set 2
1) July 22 in 1947 was the day when the Indian National Flag ‘Tiranga’ was adopted as the National Flag of India, marking the celebration of National Flag Adoption Day.
2) The flag of India is of saffron at the top, white in the middle and green at the bottom, a blue circle in the center of the white part with 24 spokes.
3) The wheel on the national flag represents the symbol of Emperor Ashoka’s ‘Dharma Chakra’.
4) The orange stripe of the tricolor symbolizes the strength and courage of the nation.
5) The white stripe in the middle of the flag is a symbol of peace, truth, honesty and purity.
6) The last green stripe symbolizes the development and aspirations of the nation.
7) Each spoke in the wheel of the tricolor flag has a different meaning.
8) Goodness, love, justice, sympathy, spiritual, patience, moral values are some of the symbolic meanings of the sticks in the chakra or chakra of the flag.
9) National Flag Adoption Day is also celebrated across the country to spread awareness about Indian culture and tradition among the younger generations.
10) Celebrating National Flag Adoption Day also spreads the message of peace and harmony among the people of different religious communities.
Rashtriya Dhwaj Angikaran Divas par 10 Vakya – Set 3
1) Flag Adoption Day celebrated every year on 22nd July is a very important day for India.
2) The present form of the Indian flag was adopted on 22 July 1947.
3) The reason for celebrating Flag Adoption Day is to make citizens aware of their flag and its features.
4) The three colors of the Indian flag spread the spirit of sacrifice, peace and prosperity among the people of the nation.
5) Various types of cultural and traditional programs are organized in many schools, colleges and other government, non-government organizations.
6) Indian Army organizes a grand parade in front of the Indian National Flag in honor of the flag.
7) After hoisting the flag, people salute it and then sing the national anthem.
8) State governments also organize flag hoisting programs and armed forces marches.
9) This day spreads the spirit of brotherhood among the people all over the country.
10) The flag represents the whole country, so we should always respect our flag.
Rashtriya Dhwaj Angikaran Divas par 10 Vakya – Set 4
1) The national flag of India was designed by Indian freedom fighter Pingali Venkayya.
2) The Indian flag was adopted in the Constituent Assembly on this day (22 July) in 1947.
3) Flag Adoption Day is very important for all of us Indians because the national flag represents the whole country and its independence.
4) Flag Adoption Day teaches us the lesson of respect and protection of our flag.
5) People express their respect for their flag and martyr soldiers by singing songs, performing plays and programs.
6) Various poems and patriotic songs are sung and played on TV and radio.
7) Flying the flag and singing the national anthem fills us with the feeling of patriotism and patriotism.
8) After the program of this day, sweets are distributed to the students in schools and collages.
9) The 24 spokes present in the wheel of the Indian flag are symbols of patience, goodness, cooperation, love, respect, dedication, sacrifice etc.
10) On this day the national flag is also respected, our freedom fighters have to be respected.
The national flag of India has an important role in the life of every citizen. Every year we remember our independence from British rule and the sacrifice of millions of people by celebrating Flag Adoption Day. This day is celebrated all over India by people of different cultures and traditions with the same spirit and enthusiasm.