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Meaning of a saffron flag is that it is a flag in saffron color. Shape etc. will depend upon context such as religion.
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What does saffron color of the India flag symbolise?
A saffron flag is the symbol of Hinduism, as saffron is the most sacred color to Hindus.
What was India's flag first colour?
Saffron
What is the Telugu meaning of saffron?
saffron( colour ) - kaashayam saffron (spices) - kumkuma puvvu
In the Indian Flag What does Orange mean?
The orange in India's flag is not orange but called "saffron." It stands for courage and sacrifice.
What does saffron color represent in Indian national flag?
White - Peace Green - Truth and Prosperity Saffron - Courage
What is the fraction of saffron colour in Indian flag?
What is the fraction of orange colour of the Indian flagindian flag has three colours
What does the orange mean Indian flag?
The orange in India's flag is not orange but called "saffron." It stands for courage and sacrifice.
What is the Telugu meaning of saffron strand?
కుంకుమ పసుపు తురుము జాతి పఉడర్ లోని తొమ్మి యా తురుపు నలుపులు.
What is the meaning for saffron in Tamil?
Kungguma Poo
Why are the colours on the Indian flag saffron white blue and green?
non of your b-wacks
What is the meaning of safron in Telugu?
saffron means kumkumpuvvu
What is the flag of the Hindu Republic of Bangabhumi?
The flag of the proposed Bangabhumi state comprises of one third green color and two third of saffron color. In the middle of the saffron part is a white disc symbolizing the sun. I guess the similarity to the Bangladeshi flag is intentional. Although the meaning is not explained, one can assume the green part would represent the Muslim minority in otherwise Hindu state, something like the Pakistani flag does with their minorities. The National Emblem is depicted by the green circle in another, saffron colored circle with word "Shri" (symbol of beauty and prosperity) written in the saffron circle. The National Anthem is a song of poet Dijendra Lal Roy: "Dhana Dhanye Pushpe Bhara, Arnader Ei Basundhara" ("This land of ours filled with crops and flowers").
