How did ‘Jana-Gana-Man’ become identity of India? Click here to know

Let us tell you that on 15th August, every Indian’s chest swells with pride. This day is not only a symbol of independence, but also reminds of the sacrifices of millions of people who lost everything to liberate the country. On this special day, the flag is hoisted at many places including schools and offices. Patriotic songs are sung during this time.

New Delhi: All of us who used to study in schools or even today those who are studying in schools, all know the importance of Jana-Gana-Man very well. The national anthem is definitely sung during prayer. Apart from this, whether it is 15th August or 26th January, when the flag is seen fluttering proudly in the sky, even then the national anthem is definitely on everyone's lips.

Let us tell you that on 15th August, every Indian's chest swells with pride. This day is not only a symbol of independence, but also reminds of the sacrifices of millions of people who lost everything to liberate the country.

On this special day, the flag is hoisted at many places including schools and offices. Patriotic songs are sung during this time.

Was the national anthem in Hindi from the beginning?

Along with this, the echo of the national anthem 'Jana-Gana-Man' is also heard. But do you know how the journey of our national anthem 'Jana-Gana-Man' started? Was it in Hindi from the beginning? If not, then you must read this article of ours.

Today we will tell you how this song came out of Bengali language and became the identity of India. Let's know in detail -

Where did it start?

As you all know that 'Jana-Gana-Man' was written by Rabindranath Tagore. He first wrote this song in Bengali language, then its name was 'Bharat Bhagya Vidhata'. It is said that this song was first sung on 27 December 1911 in the Indian National Congress convention held in Kolkata. Since then the national anthem has made a special place in the hearts of the people.

When was national anthem sung in Hindi?

Now you must be wondering when was it sung in Hindi? So let us tell you that after the independence of our country, the process of making the Constitution was going on, then it was decided that India should also have a national anthem, which can show the unity, diversity and pride of the country. Then on 24 January 1950, the Constituent Assembly made the first part of 'Jana-Gana-Mana' the national anthem of India in Hindi. This day was very special, because on this day the country also got a cultural identity.

Special things about the national anthem

Let us tell you that there are a total of 5 stanzas in the national anthem, but only the first stanza has been adopted as the national anthem. When we sing the entire national anthem, its length is about 52 seconds. You should also know that 'Jana-Gana-Mana' is not just a song, it is also our identity. When we sing or listen to it, a feeling of pride and unity arises. This song reminds us that we are together despite having different languages, religions and cultures. You must have noticed that whenever we hear the national anthem or sing it ourselves, we always stand up.