People say me , “ Where is your protector God? They say, “ You fool! The modern science has descended onto the moon. Still, where are you?”.

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People say me  , “ Where is your protector God? There’s nowhere that we can see Him”. I said  “ Close your eyes, meditate  and just feel His presence in heart ❤️  This is the matter of feeling divine not of physical eye but of the internal sight. They say , “ Where is your God? There’s nowhere that we can see Him”. I said  “ Close your eyes, meditate  and just feel His presence in heart ❤️  They doubt on God presence I said look toward sky star moon sun changing Cloure of sky and you will feel presence of my protector God  I told, “ This is not an illusion but a hidden sign and a trust in invisible power that is my God my protector  persist ,” Tell us what exactly do you want to prove?” I say, “ Close your eyes, meditate and just feel His presence” My protector god is always there, it’s just us who are absent. That it can’t be explained either in written or by speech. That the my protector God is unfathomable. They say, “ You fool...
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Pingali Venkayya was an Indian freedom fighter who also designed the national flag.

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• Pingali Venkayya was an Indian freedom fighter who also designed the national flag. 
• Venkayya was born near Machilipatnam (now in Andhra Pradesh), and followed the Gandhian ideologies. He was also a linguist, geologist and a writer. 
• In 1913, he delivered a full-length speech in Japanese. Such a feat earned him the titles like 'Japan Venkayya', 'Patti (cotton) Venkayya' and 'Jhanda Venkayya'.

More about him:
• It was during his stint with the British Army that the 19-year-old met Mahatma Gandhi in Africa. Venkayya's association with Mahatma Gandhi lasted over 50 years. 
• He also published a book in 1916 offering thirty designs of what could make the Indian flag.
• Throughout all Congress sessions between 1918 and 1921, he relentlessly put forward the idea of having a flag of our own. Venkayya's design for the National Flag was finally approved by Mahatma Gandhi in a Congress meeting in Vijayawada in 1921.

Details:
• The flag had the saffron, white and green stripes with the spinning wheel placed in the white section.
• It was hoisted on April 13, 1923 in Nagpur during an event commemorating the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre. 
• It was named the Swaraj Flag and became the symbol of India’s demand for self-rule led by the Indian National Congress.
• The resolution to adopt the tricolor as the National Flag of India was passed in 1931. 
• On July 22, 1947, the Constituent Assembly of India adopted the Swaraj Flag as the National Flag of Sovereign India with the Ashok Chakra replacing the spinning wheel.
• The Flag Code India (2002), Prevention of Improper Use of Emblems and Names Act (1950), and the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act (1971) govern the display, representation and handling of the Indian National Flag.

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