jana gana mana was accepted as national anthem in 2005.
jana gana mana was accepted as national anthem in 2005.
when was jana gana mana accepted as national anthem?
2005
jana gana mana () is the national anthem of india. it was originally composed as bharoto bhagyo bidhata in bengali by poet rabindranath tagore. the first stanza of the song bharoto bhagyo bidhata was adopted by the constituent assembly of india as the national anthem on 24 january 1950. a formal rendition of the national anthem takes approximately fifty-two seconds. a shortened version consisting of the first and last lines (and taking about 20 seconds to play) is also staged occasionally. it was first publicly sung on 27 december 1911 at the calcutta (now kolkata) session of the indian national congress.
jana gana mana
there are many versions of this video in circulation. one of the versions has recitation of the words "jaya he" (victory to thee) four times, instead of three. this fourth time recitation of "jaya he" by asha bhosle has been omitted in the corrected version.









































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bullet::::- a r rahman - khoj









































bullet::::- featured artist list on rediff









































bullet::::- the making of the jana gana mana album - interview transcript on rediff









































bullet::::- jana gana mana, the making









































bullet::::- effort to popularise national anthem, hindustan times









































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bullet::::- jana gana mana video on google video









































bullet::::- bharat bala productions
jana gana mana video