<\/span><\/h3>\nThe National Flag of India consists of three colours and an Ashoka Chakra. The Indian Flag is just not a simple coloured piece of cloth each and every feature of the flag has its significance. Let us decode the Indian flag.<\/p>\n
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1. Saffron<\/strong><\/p>\nThe saffron colour strip of the Indian flag denotes courage and selflessness. This colour signifies renunciation and absolution of the ego and it is the religious colour of Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists. This colour reminds the leaders to work without getting attracted to material gain. It reminds leaders to work for the benefit of the Nation.<\/p>\n
2. White<\/strong><\/p>\nThis Strip on the Indian flag denoted cleanliness, peace, purity, honesty, and knowledge. It guides the citizens toward the path of truth. It reminds the Indian leaders to work in order to attain national peace and not to repeat the bloodshed which was witnessed by the nation during the partition and freedom movements.<\/p>\n
3. Green<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Green strip denotes Fertility, prosperity, and Faith. It is a festive and stable colour which represents happiness and liveliness. This reminds the Indian leaders to save the nation from external enemies and human destruction.<\/p>\n
4. Ashoka Chakra<\/strong><\/p>\nThe Ashoka Chakra at the centre of the flag represents motions and growth which tells that India cannot oppose the change and that National growth is the key to success in the fast-running world. It also represents the different religions in India as it is the Wheel of Dharma and all the religions of India subscribe to the concept of Dharma.<\/p>\n