Describe the significance of the two flags in the Ram Navami festival at Shirdi, as related to Damu Anna.

Chapter 25 explains that two large new flags are a central part of the annual Ram Navami festival procession in Shirdi village. The text specifies the owners of these flags, highlighting their importance. One of the flags belongs to the Nimonkars, while the second one belongs to Damu Anna. For Damu Anna, providing this flag was not a one-time event but a regular vow that he had been fulfilling for many years with continuous love and devotion. These flags were part of a formal procession that started from a specific location and culminated in the banners being tied to the Masjid, symbolizing a significant devotional act within the community.