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Subject: EVS

Topic: India – Symbols and


Emblem
Std: IV

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Can you identify the following symbols?

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Can you identify the following symbols?

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What is a Symbol?
 A symbol is a picture or a sign that
indicates or represents something.

 We often come across such symbols in


our day-to-day life as on roads, in hospitals,
theatres, malls, and so on.

 Certain symbols are commonly used


throughout the world while some are unique
to a nation.

Every nation has a set of symbols which


are unique and reflect the heritage and
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The national flag of India is a tricolour horizontal
band.

Strength and
courage

Peace, truth
and purity

Fertility,
growth and
prosperity

Ashok Chakra Has 24


spokes

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Our national anthem

Jana Gana Mana is our national


anthem.

It was originally composed in Bengali


by Rabindranath Tagore.

Rabindranath Tagore

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Our national song of India

Vande Mataram is our


national song.

It was composed in Sanskrit


by Bankimchandra Chatterji.

Bankimchandra Chatter

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National Symbols
The peacock is the national bird of
India.

It is a symbol of grace and beauty.

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National Symbols
The banyan tree is the national tree
of India.

It is a symbol of India’s unity.

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National Symbols

The tiger is the national animal of


India.

It symbolises strength and enormous


power.

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National Symbols

The Lotus is the national flower of India.

Lotus symbolises wealth, prosperity and


fertility.

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National Symbols

The River Ganga is the national river of India.

It is one of the most important rivers in India.

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National Symbols

The River Dolphin is the national aquatic animal of India.

It was declared as the national aquatic animal on 5


October, 2009.

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National Symbols

The Mango is the national fruit of India.

It is famous for its delicious taste.

Many varieties of mangoes grow in India.

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National Symbols

The currency symbol of the Indian


Rupee is a combination of
Devanagari ‘Ra’ and the Roman
Capital ‘R‘.
The two horizontal lines running at
the top represent the Indian
national flag.

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National Emblem

 Our national emblem was


recognized by the Government of
India on 26 January, 1950.

 We see three lions standing


back to back. The fourth lion is
hidden from our view. All lions are
mounted on an abacus.

 The rectangular frame has a


bull on the right, a horse on the
left and the Ashok Chakra also
known as Dharma Chakra
(Wheel of Law) at the centre.

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National Emblem

 The outlines of other wheels


are also visible on the extreme
right and left.

The emblem is used as the


official seal of India and is also
seen on Indian coins, currency
notes, stamps and other official
documents.

The words Satyameva Jayate,


which means ‘Truth Alone
Triumphs’, are written in
Devanagari script below the
frame.
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Quiz

Complete the sentences about our


national emblem by filling in correct
words.

1 Our national emblem was


recognized by the Government of
India on _______________.

The rectangular frame has a _____ on


2
the right, a ______ on the left.

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Quiz

Complete the sentences about our


national emblem by filling in correct
words.

1 Our national emblem was


26 January,
recognized by the Government of
1950
India on _______________.

The rectangular frame has bull


a _____ on
2 horse
the right, a ______ on the left.

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Quiz

______________ also known as Dharma


4
Chakra is present at the centre.

5 The words ________________, means


‘Truth Alone Triumphs.

6 The above words are written in


___________ script below the frame.

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Quiz

Ashok
______________ also known as Dharma
4 Chakra
Chakra is present at the centre.

5 The wordsSatyameva
________________, means
Jayate
‘Truth Alone Triumphs.

The above words are written Devanaga


in
6
___________ script below theriframe.

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