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Chapter: 13. The National Symbols

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Question 1

This wheel is known as the Dharma Chakra, and it is typically found at the very center of the white band of the Indian National Flag.

This wheel has 24 spokes, and each spoke represents one of the twenty-four hours in a day.

The overall significance of this wheel on the national flag is to symbolize constant progress and growth, indicating that the nation is always moving forward.

Question 2

The national animal depicted in this collage is the Tiger, and the national bird is the Peacock.

The national fruit shown here is the Mango, and the national flower is the Lotus.

The banyan tree, as a national symbol, is typically associated with longevity, strength, and its widespread branches and aerial roots symbolize the country’s vastness, unity in diversity, and deep-rooted cultural heritage.

Question 3

This map represents the country of India.

The three main national symbols hinted at in the image are the National Flag, the National Emblem (represented by the Ashoka Chakra), and the National Anthem.

National symbols are important for a country because they represent its unique identity, foster a sense of unity among its diverse population, and embody the shared values, pride, and sovereignty of the nation.

Question 4

The flag shown in the picture is the Indian National Flag, which is also known as the Tiranga or Tricolour.

From top to bottom, the colors of this flag are saffron, white, and green.

One important rule for showing respect to this flag is that it must always be flown with the saffron color at the top, and no other flag should ever be placed above it.

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