In Indian history, the day of August 15 is recorded in golden letters. August 15 is a very important day for every Indian. India celebrates this day as Independence Day. August 15 means that the day of India's independence is celebrated as a national festival. Programs are organized on this day throughout the country. On this day, the PM of the country hoists the tricolor from the Red Fort and also addresses the country. The Red Fort is being hoisted on this day every year since independence. The tricolor is the pride of 138 crore Indians. The tricolor contains three colors saffron, white and green. Also, our tricolor in the middle contains the Ashoka Chakra. However, do you know about all three colors and the Ashoka Chakra, what do they represent and what do they symbolize? If not, let's know about it.

About the three colors of the tricolor

Saffron color

The color at the top of the tricolor is called orange or saffron. Saffron color symbolizes the immense strength and courage of our country.

White color

White or white is the second and middle color of the tricolor. White color signifies peace and truth.

green colour

The green color is at the bottom of the tricolor. This color represents the fertility, growth and purity of the land.

Ashoka chakra

It has been said that all the three colors contained in the tricolor are saffron, white and green. At the same time, the Ashoka Chakra contained in the middle of the tricolor also works to enhance the beauty of the tricolor. The history of Ashoka Chakra is very old. The Mauryan Emperor Ashoka took place in India in the 3rd century BC and the Ashoka Chakra was built by Emperor Ashoka, it is taken from the Sarnath Temple. This Chakra tells us that this human life is dynamic and the name of stopping life is death. It is said that death is the ultimate goal of life.

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