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#NationalAnthemMistake: Internet Laughs at Viral Answer πŸ˜„πŸ“œ

#NationalAnthemMistake: Internet Laughs at Viral Answer πŸ˜„πŸ“œ

Hey everyone! There's a video circulating on the internet that has everyone talking. An Instagram influencer, Rehaan Khan, recently asked people a simple question: "Who wrote the Indian national anthem?" The responses he got were a mix of correct and downright hilarious answers, highlighting a gap in general knowledge among some youngsters.

In the video, Rehaan Khan asks several young people who wrote the Indian national anthem. While some correctly answered Rabindranath Tagore, and others couldn't quite remember, one girl's response took everyone by surprise. She confidently answered, "Arijit Singh," the popular singer, leaving viewers in splits. This unexpected answer has now gone viral, with many people commenting and sharing their reactions.

Correct Answer:Β The Indian national anthem, "Jana Gana Mana," was written by Rabindranath Tagore.

Vande Mataram:Β Often confused with the national anthem, "Vande Mataram" was written by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee. It is a significant patriotic song and was first sung in 1896 at the Indian National Congress session.

Netizens have been reacting humorously to the video:

Some expressed concern about the lack of basic knowledge among the youth.

Others made light-hearted jokes, pointing out the gap in awareness about important national symbols.

"This is the 'ReelBaaz' generation, who might even think 'Lahra Do… Lahra Do' is our national anthem!" πŸ˜‚

"How can people not know who wrote our national anthem? Where are we headed?" πŸ€”

"Brother, you asked a really tough question!" πŸ˜†

While these videos provide entertainment, they also highlight the need for better awareness about our country's history and important figures. Educating the youth about such essential facts is crucial.

Let's spread awareness and ensure everyone knows the correct answers to such fundamental questions. Keep laughing, keep learning! 😊

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