The Tiranga, meaning "tricolor," is the national flag of India and a symbol of pride, unity, and patriotism. It features three horizontal stripes: saffron on top for courage and sacrifice, white in the middle for peace and truth, and green at the bottom representing growth and prosperity. At the center is the navy blue Ashoka Chakra with 24 spokes, symbolizing justice and constant progress. The Tiranga was adopted on July 22, 1947, and is a powerful representation of India's struggle for independence. It is proudly hoisted on national days, reminding every citizen of the country’s rich heritage and democratic values.