Question

What does the color green in the national flag of India symbolize?
$a)$ Selflessness and sacrifice
$b)$ Faith, fertility, and prosperity
$c)$ Truth, Peace and purity
$d)$ All the above

Answer 1

Hint: On 26th January 2002, the Indian National flag code was altered and the citizens were permitted to hoist the Indian National flag at their houses, buildings, and companies. Due to respect for the tricolor flag, this code is religiously followed by the citizens.

Complete step by step answer:
In the national flag of India, the top border is of Saffron color, symbolizing the strength and courage of the country. The white middle stripe means peace and truth with Dharma Chakra.
White stands for purity, honesty, and peace.
The white stripe in the middle of the Indian National flag attains peace, honesty, and purity.
The color stands for knowledge and cleanliness as well.
Its administrative importance is the constant reminder that the leaders need to maintain peace and harmony throughout.
This is especially suggested keeping in mind the bloodshed that preceded and followed the partition of the country.
Religiously, it is a pious color, signifying the absolute truth as well as the guiding light taking us towards it.
Green is the color of faith and prosperity
The green color at the bottom of our National flag represents fertility, faith, and prosperity. It is a color that stands for life, success, and happiness.
The blue wheel at the middle of the Indian National flag is the Ashoka Chakra or the Wheel of Dharma which upholds the cosmic order.
So, the correct answer is Option B.

Note: The Indian National flag was approved, in its present form, in a meeting held by the Constituent Assembly in July 1947 after which it became our official flag on 15th August 1947. The flag conveys to them in one common language, the language of wisdom. The wheel also describes motion, which signifies that India cannot oppose change and change is the only way you can progress further.