History of the Tiranga
The Indian National Flag, commonly called the Tiranga, was adopted on 22 July 1947 by the Constituent Assembly. It represents the nation's values, history and unity. This page provides educational context and references to the Flag Code for respectful display.
Meaning of the Colors
🟧 Saffron
Symbolizes courage and sacrifice.
⬜ White
Represents peace, purity, and truth.
🟩 Green
Stands for growth, faith, and prosperity.
🔵 Ashoka Chakra
The wheel of law, progress and righteousness (Dharma Chakra).
Flag Code of India (2002) & Official Reference
The display and use of the Indian National Flag are governed by the Flag Code of India, 2002. Citizens are encouraged to follow the code to ensure respectful display.
Official reference (Government of India): Flag Code of India – Ministry of Home Affairs
Educational Resources
We publish free, non-commercial resources useful for classrooms and civic education:
- Printable educational posters (copyright-cleared)
- Student worksheets and activity guides
- Guidelines for flag etiquette and respectful displays
For downloads, questions or collaboration: contact@tirangaaqo.online