Star of India (flag)
The Star of India is the name of the emblem present in the center of the Indian flag, which is a symbol of India's freedom and independence. The emblem has four small lions, each with one paw raised, sitting back to back and mounted on an abacus with a frieze carrying sculptures in high relief of an elephant, a galloping horse, a bull, and a lion separated by intervening spaces with figures of the chakra, a wheel with 24 spokes, in the center, a surya, a depiction of the sun, and a moon.
In simpler terms, the Star of India is the picture in the middle of the Indian flag. It has four little lions, some other animals and shapes in the background, and a circle with 24 lines and the sun and moon in the center. It's a special symbol that represents the freedom and history of India.
In simpler terms, the Star of India is the picture in the middle of the Indian flag. It has four little lions, some other animals and shapes in the background, and a circle with 24 lines and the sun and moon in the center. It's a special symbol that represents the freedom and history of India.