INDIAN NATIONAL FLAG DESIGNED BY ?
Our National Flag Tricolor was designed by Mr. Pingali Venkaiah, a native of Andhra Pradesh and a true patriot agriculture scientist. Earlier, in India, tricolor of different colors and designs were used over time. Around 1921, Mr. Pingali Venkaiya thoughtfully designed the national flag and shared it with Mahatma Gandhi. The design of this tricolor was very pleasing to the Father of the Nation and he shared this thing with everyone at the 1921 National Congress session.
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| INDIAN NATIONAL FLAG DESIGNED BY? |
The Indian flag was of two colors in the design given by Pingali Venkaiah Ji. Which are still saffron, and green. In those days Mahatma Gandhi was talking about the Swadeshi movement across the country, when he also suggested to put his spinning wheel in the middle of this flag. For many years of independence, there was an Indian national flag design with charkha. On July 22, 1947, with the flag being declared the national flag, the place of the charkha was given to the Ashoka Chakra taken from the Sarnath temple of Ashoka.
Venkaiah had a great reverence and patriotism towards India, he traveled to more than 30 countries in five years for the design of the Indian flag and did extensive research on the national flag of those countries. Containing the values of unity, integrity, peace and harmony of the nation, he diligently prepared a three-color tricolor and presented it to the country's leaders.
Designer - Pingali Venkaiah
Format & Color - Saffron, White & Green
Year of manufacture - 1916 to 1921
Presentation-1921, Indian National Congress Annual Session (Vijayawada)
Revision - Charkha in the middle and later Ashoka Chakra
Khadi used for the flag
Accepted - 1931 Karachi session
As the national flag of the country - 22 July 1947
Basis- Religious harmony Hindu (Saffron) Muslim (Green)
It is believed that the first picture of the flag of India was presented by Bhagini Nivedita in 1904. After this, in the Congress session of Calcutta 1905, the flag with seven stars and lotus was presented.
Two years later, it was given shape by the Indian patriots living in Paris. This flag had almost similarities between the design and the flag made in Calcutta. In the flag design process in 1917, Tilak ji presented a flag of 9 colors. Which had a combination of red and green colors.
The new national flag design presented by Pingali Venkaiah in the year 1921 was unanimously approved by all Congress leaders. After which the same flag design was adapted as our national flag.
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