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Best Speech for National Flag Day – 22 July 2025
Respected Principal Sir, Teachers and My Dear Friends Good Morning to All.
I am (your name), and I have been allowed to deliver a speech on the National Flag.
Being an Indian Citizen, I am extremely proud of my country. Its rich culture, diversity in language and religion and unity of the people makes India different from other countries across the world.
The National flag came into existence during India’s national struggle for freedom. The flag had to undergo different changes and was finally selected to what it is today. It was Mahatma Gandhi who first proposed an Indian Flag to the Indian National Congress in the year 1921. During a meeting of the Constituent Assembly on 22nd July 1947, the Indian flag was finally introduced.
The Indian flag is also called the “Tricolour”. It is a horizontal flag and is equally divided into three colors. Orange or Kesari colour is at top, white colour in the middle and green at the bottom. Each colour denotes some significance. The top orange colour indicates the strength of the country. White signifies peace and truthfulness, green shows fertility of the soil and growth of the land. A navy-blue wheel which is called the Ashoka Chakra is situated at the centre of the white band. The wheel carries twenty-four spokes and is a depiction of the Dharma Chakra. It has been named so because it occurs on several edicts of Ashoka and the most prominent among them is the Lion Capital of Ashoka.
The flag is made up of Khadi Material which was popularized by Mahatma Gandhi during his call for the “Swadeshi Movement” and was designed by Pingali Venkayya. The measurement of the length and the width of the flag is two to three and is horizontal in shape. The Karnataka Khadi was the sole makes of the flag in the past years.
The National Flag has significance importance in all our lives. We pay respect to our flag by saluting it when it is hoisted. It is the way we show our respect and patriotism to our country. The National Flag represents our identity and is a matter of pride for every citizen.
Also Read – What are the Salient Features of National Flag Code of India
As per the Indian Flag Code 2002, there lies no restriction of the national flag to be flown by ordinary citizens, government or different private and educational institutions. No citizen has the right to misuse the national emblem, and this has been strictly mentioned in the “Act 1950”.
The display of the flag holds certain rules. It should be displayed on the right side always because the right denotes the position of authority. Showing disrespect and disregard to the national flag is a grave offence and can be punishable.
It is a moment of utmost pride when one sees the national flag flying. It deserves to be respected and honoured by every citizen since the national flag is a sign of our country’s sovereignty.
Thank you to All.
Thanks to Beloved Readers.
