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Tiranga.Net : The right place to know about Indian Flag

Tiranga,The National Flang of India

Tiranga, The Indian National Flag, was born on July 22 1947 to became the national flag of free India and was given to the whole country along with the resolution on that day. Though we all know what Tiranga is but we hardly know how it came to existence and other aspects of it. Yes we did study in school but with everyday increasing responsibility to achieve something in life,it goes into our backstage.

As Independence day is nearing, Our team at Technospot.In has decided to venture into freedom aspects of India and find more it and Tiranga was the most appropriate choice to start with.

We found a site which was not only impressive but had information on the Indian Flag which is not easy to find. Here are some facts and more you can check on Tiranaga.Net

Tiranga.Net

Tiranga.Net

  1. The Indian Flag Commitie comprised of  Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Abdul KalamAzad, K.M.Panikar, Sarojni Naidu, K.M.Munshi and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.
  2. The first company to start making Indian Flag was Free India Flag Manufacturing company, Katra Neel, Delhi and it came out with advertisement on Hindustan Times. It was sold for two and half annas.
  3. There is presice term and colour combination even brightness defined for the colours of Indian Flag.
  4. Indian flag colour details

    Indian flag colour details

  5. There are rules on how Indian Flag is hosted,who can use it.

There is much more information which you can see at Tiranga.Net. We would suggest you get there and findall details.In fact if you are doing a research on this topic you can use this site also for information.

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Posted on 10th August 2009 by Ashish Mohta , An analyst who writes about undicscovered,unknown and untalked topics for people who want to to know more about India and Indians. All posts by Ashish Mohta | Connect with me @ Twitter | Linkedin | Facebook | Stumble

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  • sampat said:

    It’s good to see Technospot development from technology to India. Good luck….

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