Today Prime Minister Narendra Modi first bowed to Bapu. He reached Rajghat and paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi, the priest of non-violence. He then reached the Red Fort where he hoisted the national flag for the 9th time.

After hoisting the national flag, the Prime Minister addressed the countrymen from the Red Fort. First of all, the Prime Minister wished not only the countrymen but also the Indians living abroad on the Independence Day. PM Modi remembered the revolutionaries, revolutionaries, viranganas and great men who gave freedom to the country. He remembered all the revolutionaries, revolutionaries, heroes and great men including Gandhiji, Jawaharlal Nehruji, Sardar Patel, Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev, Rajyaguru, Rani Laxmibai and said that today is an opportunity to bow down to them. It was impossible for the country to get freedom without his sacrifice, his resolve was great due to which he was able to get freedom. Prime Minister Modi appealed to the countrymen to take the resolve to develop the country in immortality.

Prime Minister Modi said that the country has seen many ups and downs since independence. There have been many obstacles in the development of the country. But after 75 years, today India has come to a position in the world where the world is looking for solutions to many problems from India. Today the country is supportive. It is a leader in many ways. The world has a lot of expectations and hopes from India.

Prime Minister Modi also talked about the purification of the country’s politics. He said that corrupt leaders need to be put to death. The glorification of leaders who are in jail, accused of corruption, should be stopped.

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The national flag waving in the air is the pride of every Indian, a symbol of freedom and also a symbol of pride. The combination of saffron, white and green with the blue Ashoka Chakra has the talent to make one’s paws reach out and salute. Today as the country is celebrating the Amrit Mohotsav of Azadi, a campaign of patriotism has gained momentum across the country, and that is the Har Ghar Tiranga.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also called upon the countrymen to join the Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan in the Mann Ki Baat programme, to which the countrymen have responded very well.

With a call from the Prime Minister, this country has been painted in the national color of three colors. Wherever you look, only the three colors of the national flag can be seen. The whole country is now painted in the colors of patriotism. On the call of the Prime Minister, it is happening for the first time in the history of India that the entire country has been painted in patriotic colors even before the Independence Day.

The tricolor has not come directly to us in this form, as high as its glory is, its history is equally interesting.

Interesting history of the national flag

During the Swadeshi movement on 7 August 1906, the national flag hoisted at the Parsi Bagan Chowk in Kolkata was in green, yellow and blue stripes, with Vande Mataram written in the centre.

The next year in 1907, the flag hoisted by the great revolutionary Madam Bhikaji Kama in Stuttgart, Germany had saffron, yellow and green stripes. The saffron band had seven stars representing Saptarishi, while the yellow band in the middle had Vandemataram written on it. Sun and moon were drawn on the green strip.

Then the flag got a new look in the year 1917 during the Home Rule movement. In which numbers of 5 and 4 were used respectively red and green stripes, in which there were seven stars symbolizing Saptarishi.

Another national flag was experimented with in the Vijayawada session of the Congress held in 1921, although the fifth flag of India came out in 1931 which experimented with a Charkha in the centre.

Our current national flag was chosen by the Constituent Assembly on 22 July 1947. The flag was designed by Pingali Venkaiah after studying the flags of 30 countries. It was adopted as the national flag of the Republic of India on 26 January 1950.

As an Indian, it is our duty to respect our tricolor and show patriotism by joining the Har Ghar Tiranga Abhiyan in the 75th year of independence.

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