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Presidential Standard of India : ウィキペディア英語版 | Presidential Standard of India
The Presidential Standard of India was a flag flown by the President of India, from January 26, 1950, when India became a republic to August 15, 1971. It succeeded the Flag of the Viceroy of India that was used before Indian independence in 1947, and the Flag of the Governor-General of India that used in the 1947-1950 period. In turn, it was replaced by the National Flag of India, which since 1970 is also used by the president. ==Description== The standard was a rectangle divided quarterly into blue and red quadrants. Each quadrant was occupied by a national symbols drawn in gold outline. The symbols were:〔 * 1st quarter: The lions of Sarnath, which are the Emblem of India, to represent unity; * 2nd quarter: A lively elephant from a 5th-century Ajanta cave painting, to represent patience and strength; * 3rd quarter: Scales from the 17th-century Red Fort, Old Delhi, to represent justice and economy; * 4th quarter: A vase of lotus from Sarnath, to represent prosperity.
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