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National Symbols and National Leaders

ICSE · Class 3 · Social Science

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Card 1National Symbols

What is a national symbol?

Answer

A national symbol is a special sign or object that represents a country. It shows the country's values, culture, and history. For example, the Indian flag is a national symbol that shows our unity and…

Card 2National Flag

What is the shape of the Indian national flag?

Answer

The Indian national flag is rectangular in shape.

Card 3National Flag

What are the three colors of the Indian flag and what do they mean?

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The three colors are: - Saffron: shows strength and courage - White: stands for peace and truth - Green: shows fertility, growth, and prosperity of the land…

Card 4National Flag

What is in the center of the Indian flag?

Answer

There is a navy blue wheel with 24 spokes in the center. It is called the Ashoka Chakra. It stands for progress and motion.

Card 5National Flag

Why is the Indian flag called 'Tiranga'?

Answer

It is called 'Tiranga' because it has three colors — 'tri' means three and 'anga' means color.

Card 6National Flag

When do we hoist the national flag?

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We hoist the national flag on special days like Independence Day (15 August) and Republic Day (26 January).

Card 7National Flag

Name two rules for flying the national flag.

Answer

1. The flag should be flown only from sunrise to sunset. 2. The flag must never touch the ground or be torn or dirty.

Card 8National Emblem

What is the National Emblem of India?

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The National Emblem of India is taken from the Lion Capital of Ashoka at Sarnath. It has three lions, a wheel, a bull, and a horse. The words 'Satyamev Jayate' are written below, which means 'Truth Al…

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