Tiranga

Tiranga, meaning "tricolor" in Hindi, refers to the national flag of India. It features three horizontal stripes: saffron (orange) at the top symbolizes courage and sacrifice; white in the middle represents truth, peace, and purity; and green at the bottom signifies growth and prosperity. In the center of the white band is the navy blue Ashoka Chakra, a 24-spoke wheel that symbolizes righteousness and motion. The Tiranga embodies India’s values, history, and culture, serving as a proud emblem of national identity and unity.