My Country, My Pride

Submitted By : K . Rahuman Hajira And Sripriya Dharshini

India
2nd most populouscountry withover 1.2 billion people most populous democracy in the world Capital is New Delhi

7th largestcountry by geographical area

National Flag

Saffron represents courage and sacrifice

White represents peace and truth

Green represents faith and chivalry

At the centre is theAshoka Chakra epresenting the eternal wheel of law

he Flag was designed by Pingali Venkayya

National Anthem and Song

The National Anthem is Jana Gana Mana It was written by Nobel Laureate Rabindra Nath Tagore

The National song is Vande Matram It was written by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay.

Both the national anthem and song were written in Bengali language.

National Emblem

National Emblem of India has been taken from arnath Lion capital erected by Ashoka.

s adapted by the Government ofIndia on January1950

eNationalemblem only three lions are visible he fourth one is hidden from the view.

e centre of the Abacus, there is a Chakra (wheel) symbolizes the Dharma Chakra (Eternal wheel of law).

wordSatyameva Jayate truth alone triumphshave beeninscribed in nagari script.

gained independence from the Britishers on 15th Aug 1947. Many people lives for the freedom struggle.Some of the very famous freedom fighter

Indian Freedom Fighters

Mangal Pandey

Bhagat Singh Mahatma Gandhi

Subash Chandra Bose

Indian Army

Indian Navy

Indian Air Force

Some of the Indian Cultural Heritage Konark Sun Temple

Taj Mahal

Red Fort

Qutb Minar

Some facts about India National Game Hockey

National National National National National animal National animal National Flower Fruit Tree Bird Land Lotus Mango Banyan Indian Peafowl Royal Bengal Tiger Aquatic River Dolphin River Ganges

a is a very unique and diverse country. Four of the world's major religion duism,Buddhism,Jainism andSikhism - originated here. At present a is a home to Hindus, Christians, Muslims, Sikhs ,Jains, Parsis and many e such religions. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari more than a hundred guages are spoken. Inspite of these differences, there lies a unity among ndians. This is something all of us should be proud of.

m Proud to be an Indian

d I feel that all of here should be Proud to be Indians