National Emblem of the Republic of India

The National Emblem of India features the Lion Capital of Ashoka, showcasing four Asiatic lions standing back-to-back, symbolizing power, courage, and confidence. Beneath the lions is a circular base with sculptures of a lotus in full bloom, a Dharma Chakra (wheel), a bull, and a horse, representing various aspects of Indian history and values. The emblem signifies India’s sovereignty, strength, unity, and rich cultural heritage. It is prominently displayed on government insignia, official documents, and currency, embodying the nation's authority and commitment to justice and progress.