National Symbols

National symbols simply mean the significant features of different aspects of India. In this field, various matters are included and they are important factors of the particular states or regions. An example can be drawn in this field and it says that ‘Jana Gana Mana’ is the national anthem of India. This very anthem took fifty-two seconds and the famous poet, Rabindranath Tagore composed this anthem. The study is going to describe the national symbols of India and various protocols for it. State symbols are also a point of attraction in this field.      

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What is meant by national symbols?

National symbols represent the representative identity and characteristics of the country. India in this field is considered to be a very different country having various characteristics. India’s national symbols not only present distinctive characteristics but also depict the representative identity of this country. The nature and culture of India have been depicted through these symbols and all of them have been chosen very carefully. This feature also describes that brinjal or pumpkin should be the national vegetable of India.    

Discussion on National symbols of India

National symbols of India present the nature and culture of India and it also says the characteristics features of this particular country. According to this Indian National Flag is Tiranga and consists of three colours in it. Ashoka Chakra stands in the middle of it and it is the blue wheel. The national song of this country is Vande Mataram composed by the Indian writer Bankim Chandra Chattopadhay. Ganga is considered to be the national river of this country and it is also the longest river in this place. Lotus in this field is the National flower of India and has taken a great place in Indian mythology.      

Protocols for national symbols

The national symbols of India also have some protocols of it and they have been used in this field. The national flag is of three colours: green, white, and saffron. No other colour for this purpose is acceptable and the flag has a size that is proportional to 2:1. The arm’s coat in this field should be proportionate and it should not be stretched. The flag is divided into three parts and the parts should be equal in size. The wheel will be in the middle of these parts and it is an important protocol that needs to be maintained in this field.   

Conclusion 

The study mainly consists of the national symbols of India and different characteristic features of this place. This aspect is most important here and it reveals the beautiful nature of this place. The sacred place is blessed with various national symbols and they are making India a place of culture. The new states and their state symbols also added different varieties to this place. This is the important part of this study and it defines the matter in a beautiful way.