Flag of Bangladesh at the Battle of Karbala. According to "CIA World Fact Book", the green used in the flag represent the lushness of the green landscape of the country. On 13 January 1972 the flag was modified. The map from the center was removed and the red disk moved towards the hoist. The red in the center is a symbolic representation of the blood Bengalis shed in the Bangladesh Liberation War. According to Bangladeshi government specifications, following is the specification of the national flag: The national flag of Bangladesh is flown on all working days on important government buildings and offices, e.g.,
Flag of Saskatchewan Centennial celebrations of 1967. For these events, the flag was widely flown in place of the provincial flag, and sponsors hoped that it would, in fact, become the provincial flag. The flag features a stylized stalk of wheat towards the staff and the provincial coat of arms in the upper quarter further from the staff. The flag's background is red in its upper half and green in its lower half. The symbolism of the flag's colours is similar to that of the official provincial flag: red symbolizes the fires that once ravaged the prairies, green symbolizes agricultural cultivation and life,