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An Om flag features the sacred Hindu symbol "ॐ" (Om), representing the divine sound and spiritual essence of the universe. Typically found on orange or red backgrounds, symbolizing energy and devotion, the Om flag is commonly used in temples, homes, religious ceremonies, and spiritual gatherings. It signifies peace, positivity, and divine connection. Many devotees hoist Om flags to invoke blessings, protection, and harmony in their surroundings.

Plain flags are simple flags without any symbols, text, or designs. They come in various colors, each carrying different meanings based on cultural, religious, or situational contexts. For example, a white flag symbolizes peace or surrender, a red flag may indicate danger or revolution, and an orange flag often represents spirituality in Hinduism. Plain flags are used in signaling, religious ceremonies, sports, and maritime communication. Their simplicity allows for broad interpretation and versatile usage.

A Jai Mata Di flag is a religious flag dedicated to Goddess Durga or her various forms, such as Vaishno Devi. It typically features the words "Jai Mata Di" in Hindi along with an image of the goddess, her divine weapons, or sacred symbols like the trishul (trident), lion, or Om. The flag is usually red or saffron, representing power, devotion, and victory over evil. Devotees hoist this flag at temples, homes, and pilgrimage sites to seek the goddess’s blessings, protection, and strength. It is especially popular during Navratri and other Hindu festivals.

A Jai Bajrang Bali flag is a religious flag dedicated to Lord Hanuman, symbolizing strength, devotion, and courage. It typically features the words "Jai Bajrang Bali" in Hindi, often accompanied by an image of Hanuman, his gada (mace), or sacred symbols like Om. The flag is usually orange or red, representing energy, bravery, and devotion. Devotees hoist this flag at temples, homes, vehicles, and religious sites to seek Hanuman’s blessings for protection, power, and spiritual strength. It is especially popular during Tuesdays, Hanuman Jayanti, and religious processions.

A Jai Shree Shyam flag is a religious flag dedicated to Lord Khatu Shyam, a revered deity in Hinduism associated with faith, devotion, and miracles. It typically features the words "Jai Shree Shyam" in Hindi, often accompanied by symbols like Mor Pankh (peacock feather), Shyam Kund, or Lord Krishna’s image, as Khatu Shyam is believed to be an incarnation of Barbarika. The flag is usually yellow, red, or saffron, symbolizing devotion, positivity, and divine blessings. Devotees hoist this flag at temples, homes, and during religious events to seek prosperity, protection, and spiritual strength. It is especially popular during Khatu Shyam Ji fairs and religious gatherings.

A Hanuman printed flag typically features an image of Lord Hanuman, a revered Hindu deity known for his strength, devotion, and courage. The flag is often orange or red, symbolizing energy and power. It may include depictions of Hanuman in a flying pose carrying the Sanjeevani mountain, his mace (gada), or with folded hands in devotion. Many flags also bear sacred texts like "Jai Shri Ram" or "Ram Naam." These flags are commonly seen in temples, homes, vehicles, and religious processions, signifying faith, protection, and spiritual strength.