India's National Emblem
High Resolution JPEG Picture of Triple-lion icon of the great emperor Asoka's famous pillar (also called the Lion capital of Asoka) has been adopted as modern India's state symbol. Asoka, the Great, mounted the throne in 273 B.C. He ruled the entire India except the extreme South. His edicts carved upon rocks and pillars are found all over India.
This image features India's National Emblem, which includes the lion capital from Ashoka and various symbolic elements representing the country. The emblem is a blend of artistry and heritage, showcasing four lions standing back to back, a lotus, and the motto 'Satyameva Jayate'. This representation serves as an important symbol of India's sovereignty and values.
This image can be utilized in a variety of contexts such as educational materials, government reports, and cultural documentaries. It is suitable for posters, websites, and publications that focus on Indian heritage, history, or governance. Additionally, it can be integrated into infographics, social media campaigns, and digital presentations to reinforce themes related to nationalism and cultural identity.
