Free India needed a National Emblem that represented its new status amongst the free nations of the world. The emblem also needed to represent its constitutional philosophy.

Too large? Too aggressive? The lions in a new, giant bronze sculpture of India's national emblem are prompting both praise and criticism. The statue was unveiled this week in New Delhi.

A French Mirage 2000 fighter jet patrol conducted a demonstration flight over the Black Sea on Wednesday 4 June. Source: Ukrainian Air Force; Flightradar24, a Swedish real-time flight tracking ...

India celebrates 17 national symbols representing its heritage, culture, and values. Key symbols include the Tiranga flag, the Ashoka Chakra emblem, the Jana Gana Mana anthem, and the Vande ...

A newly constructed sculpture of India’s national emblem on top of the new parliament building has drawn mixed responses from politicians, academics and even the public. The reactions range from ...

After questioning why the Prime Minister, head of the Executive, unveiled the National Emblem, the opposition parties said that the cast has been modified.

A statue of India’s national emblem, unveiled this week atop the country’s new parliament, has been slammed by government critics for its “unnecessarily aggressive” appearance. Officials ...

January 26, 1950 is celebrated as the day Constitution came into force across the country, replacing the Government of India Act, 1935. On the same day, the emblem of India was also adopted.

According to the symbol order, national parties have symbols reserved for them by the Delhi EC. But in case of state parties, the allotment is done by the state EC.

On January 26, 1950 the India Lion Capital was made the country's National Emblem, thus identifying the sovereignty and the birth of a new republic state of India.