Can our National flag be worn as a dress..!?

The country's 78th Independence Day is being celebrated on august 15 (tomorrow). Let's know how we can and should not use our national flag. Can we wear the national flag as a dress? This newsletter provides the answer. The national flag is seen as a symbol of our consciousness. The history of our national flag starts from 1906. india had a different pattern during british rule. However, in the need for a flag for the indian freedom struggle, a flag was erected as a symbol of the freedom struggle in 1921. Bingai venkaiah designed the tricolor flag which inspires our patriotism and is a symbol of India's independence. He was fluent in Japanese, hence he was called Ipan Vengaiya.
Japan venkaiah served as a soldier in the british Army stationed in India. He was then sent to south africa to participate in the war. Then Jack saw the british soldiers and venkaiah got a sense of nationalism. After that, Bingai venkaiah returned home and became actively involved in the freedom struggle. It was then that he realized the need for a national flag for India's freedom struggle and started working for it. The first flag he designed had only saffron and green colors. And in the middle of it, there was Gandhi's Khadar Rattai Chakra. Later, after Gandhi's suggestion white color was added to it and it became a tricolor flag. Later, in 1947, as the flag of independent india, the center of the tricolor was replaced by the Ashoka wheel, where the Khadar rod was removed.The national flag should not be used upside down. It should be arranged so that the saffron color is above - the green color is below. The national flag should not be square. It should be in the ratio of 3:2. A torn or soiled national flag should not be used. The national flag should not be used for any decorative purpose. The national flag should not be placed on the ground. The national flag should not be printed on clothing or as part of clothing. Small embroidery should not be done on the handkerchief also. Do not spit on the national flag. Do not tie your head or tie things with the national flag.

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