Namaskaram!
In view of Republic Day celebrations, there is a liberal use of our National Flag. There is a new trend of selling flags made of paper and plastic, which is incorrect. With a sense of national pride, people enthusiastically buy such flags, and the very next day, we find these flags being trampled on the road, in dustbins, and elsewhere. In this context, we forget that we are insulting the flag and indirectly, our nation. Often, these flags are burnt along with garbage. It is the duty of every individual to maintain proper respect for the National Flag.
Please refer to the attached presentation for more information on what each of us can do to maintain the sanctity of our National Flag.
Jai Hind!
Courtesy: Karthik Ramnarayan
wizard.nitc@gmail.com
Location: Madras, India
In view of Republic Day celebrations, there is a liberal use of our National Flag. There is a new trend of selling flags made of paper and plastic, which is incorrect. With a sense of national pride, people enthusiastically buy such flags, and the very next day, we find these flags being trampled on the road, in dustbins, and elsewhere. In this context, we forget that we are insulting the flag and indirectly, our nation. Often, these flags are burnt along with garbage. It is the duty of every individual to maintain proper respect for the National Flag.
Please refer to the attached presentation for more information on what each of us can do to maintain the sanctity of our National Flag.
Jai Hind!
Courtesy: Karthik Ramnarayan
wizard.nitc@gmail.com
Location: Madras, India
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