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Information about National Anthem

There are many countries in the world , everyone has different culture, language and heritage. Every country decides its policies according to its culture and makes its constitution . The national anthem, national song and national symbol and flag are mentioned in the constitution , which gives a distinct identity to that country. All this is extremely necessary for every country to achieve sovereignty. On this page, information is being given about what is the national anthem, the national anthem of India, its rules.

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What is the National Anthem ?

The national anthem is constitutionally recognized by the country. It is given a privilege by the Constitution . In this, sentiments related to the progress and prosperity of the country and patriotism are mentioned, after listening and understanding it, patriotism becomes unbreakable and the feeling of sacrificing everything for the country is born, it is full of enthusiasm and dedication. It happens.

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National Anthem of India

Jan Gan Man Adhinayak Jaya hey

Bharat Bhagya Vidhata.

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Punjab-Indus-Gujarat-Maratha

Dravida-Utkal-Banga

Vindhya Himachal Yamuna Ganga

surging water wave

Then auspicious names arise, then auspicious blessings are sought

Hey tav jai-gatha.

Jana-gana-mangaldayaka Jai O Bharat Bhagya Vidhata.

Jai hei, jai hei, jai hei, jai jai hei.

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Rules for respecting the national anthem

While singing the national anthem, its pronunciation should be absolutely correct.
The national anthem is sung for a duration of only 52 seconds.
One should always stand at attention while singing the national anthem.
By the guidelines of the Supreme Court, playing the national anthem before every show in cinema houses has been made mandatory.
Many provisions have been made for insulting the national anthem in the “Prevention of Insults to National Honor Act, 1971”, according to which insulting the national anthem can result in imprisonment of up to three years or fine.
The Prevention of Insults to National Honor Act provides for imprisonment of up to three years or fine or both for intentionally preventing someone from singing the national anthem or causing obstruction to a group singing it.
No person can be disturbed during the national anthem.
There should be no disturbance, noise or playing of other songs and music during the national anthem.