भारतीय इतिहास के ६ स्वर्णिम पृष्ठ (वीर सावरकर - विदेशी आक्रान्ताओं पर विजय गाथा)

of great Avatars, secondly Rajakaran (politics), thirdly watchfulness regarding everything.’ This very meaning is denoted by the Hindu flag. Along with the Royal Bhagwa colour of the Maharashtriya Hindu power, there is also the Kripana of the Sikhs indicative of the memory of Guru Govind Singh, another great protector of Hindu nation. Guru Govind Singh used to keep Kripanas by his sides and used to say: ‘The one is of Yoga and the other is of Bhoga, the one is of Shanti (eternal peace) and the other is of Pushti-tushti (prosperity).’ Our Hindu flag also gives the same message. This Kundalini means Yoga and the Kripana means Bhoga. In the same way, Onkar is the sacred name of the great One, with whom the liberated souls become one, is the Highest state of Nihshreyas of Vaidic, Non-Vaidic, Sanatani and modern Hindu. Be there everlasting victory and eternal life to the Hindu flag bearing the symbol of Kundalini with Omkar and of Kripana from this end to that of the world flying with the prowess of millions of warriors accomplishing the highest happiness of all mankind! Since the time when in the Shradhanada paper, Syt. Savarkar propounded very clearly and appropriately the idea of the Hindu national flag, it is being welcomed everywhere. At the Session of the Akhil-Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha at Surat, its learned and venerable president hoisted the flag. At that time, the whole Mahasabha got up, saluting the flag hoisted triumphantly. In the year 1928, the Morshi Taluka Hindu Parishad held its session under the presidentship of Lokanayaka Aney. At that time, the audience, which was more than 5000, stood under the flag and sang the song of the ‘Hindus’ ‘We Hindus are all brothers.’ The C.P. and Berar Hindu Mahasabha met at Akola under the presidentship of Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya. At the time of entering the mandap (pandal), all the persons assembled saluted the flag. In the Hindu Youth Conference at Akola under the presidency of Dr. Savarkar, the Hindu National song was sung under the very flag. After the Surat Session in all the sessions of the Hindu Mahasabha, which took place at Bezwada under the presidency of Dr. Moonje, at Akola under Sjt. Vijaya Raghava Achariyar’s presidentship, at Delhi under the presidentship of Sj. N. C. Kelkar of Poona, there was a grand salutation of this Abhinava Hindu Dhwaja; the Hindu Flag continued hoisted and flying in every one of the sessions that was held in subsequent years including the last session of Cawnpore under the presidentship of Rev. U. Uttama.