National Flag Of India

National flag of India, the Tiranga is the significance of the nationality and unity. The national flag of India was designed by Pingali Venkayya. The flag of India shows the freedom over British rule. The national flag of India was adopted in 22 July 1947 by the India's constituent assembly .India flag size is n 2:3 ratio with three color. The motive of the national flag of India is to bring the whole country together.

Flog Color and Chakra

There are three color in India national flag and a Chakra in the middle of flag. The saffron color is on the top of India flag, white color in the middle and the green color is in the lower band. thee twenty four spokes in the Chakra

About Pingali

Pingali is the man who has given to the national flag of India. We proud when we fly the Tiranga, but how many people knows about the Pingali. The Pingali was born in 2 August 1876 in Hanumantharayudu and Venkataratnamma at Bhatlapennumaru in the Divi taluk in Krishna district. The pingali was the great lover of our country and, he impress his thinking through national flag. What a design by the Pengali, who has represent the whole nation in a our flag. The Pingali had collected thirty flags from different nation for designed the India flag, this shows the great effort of Pingali. Thanks and salute to Mr. Pingali for to designed the Tiranga.

National Symbol of India

British Rule in India

British rule in India was between the 1850-1947. But in the originality the British first came in India in 1600 as a East India company for the business purpose. After the established company in Culcutta British spread their emperor in all over the country. Because that time India was not a unite nation and the country was divided in small region and the king was organized the country. British was believe in divide and conquer and through this policy they divide the whole country and ruled over their. British also justified the takeover of small princely states such as Satara, Sambalpur, Jhansi, and Nagpur by way of the doctrine of lapse, which permitted the Company to annex any princely state whose ruler had died without a male heir. But finally around 1850 and before them some region also fight against Britis, but can't save our region because thy cold not did anything alone.

First Freedom Fight in 1857

In 1857,; Many Indian regiments and Indian kingdoms joined the uprising, and fight against the British rule. This was the first big fight against the British and the Indian oppose the British rule in whole country. This fight was not so successful, because of Indians struggle in piece But this was enough for woke up the whole country and Indian announced the fight against the British. Thousands of people was died in 1857 fight. Mangal Pande, Rani Laxmi Bie, Tatya Tope, Veer Kunwar Singh ws the popular freedom fighter of 1857 war.

Popular Freedom Fight

After failure of first freedom war, the whole country had woke anf fight against the British in unity. Because unity is the way through anyone; can won the fight. Dandi March, Jaliya Wal Bag Hatyakand, Kakori Kand and Bharat Chhodo Andolan was the Popular freedom fight against British. Indians fight frighter had diffrent view for fight, they divide in two parts. First believe in Non Violence (Ahinsa) and sas if you really want to freedom than non violence is the best boy. But the Indian young generation don't believe in this theory and said Khadi Aur Charkhe se ladai nahi jiti jati (we can't take freedom with Khadi and Chakha) and believe in Violence (Khun ke badale Khun).

1902: This was the Dandi March that shows the Indian unity and people oppose the British product and made ndian salt. The Dandi March start from Champaran Bihar and give the message that we can take freedom through non violence

1919: JaliWala Bag HatyaKand, when Jarnal Dayar had firing in a public meeting. Indian had started to this fight against in 1920.

!942 : Bharat chhodo Andolan, the leader wad Mahatma Gandhi and this fight was to polite to think to British about Indian.

Popular Freedom Fighter

• Mahatma Gandhi
• Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru
• Chandrashekhar Azad
• Bhagat Singh
• Bal Gangadhar Tilak
• Batukeshwar Dutt