Social Sciences, asked by shrsharma49, 6 months ago

The National Emblem Has Been Taken From _______

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Answered by satishsah969

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The Indian national emblem has the words "satyameva jayate" which have been taken from an inscription in Devanagari script beneath the lion capital. This phrase from the 'Upanishad' literally means "truth alone triumphs". Thus the emblem is a depiction of the eternal and universal power of righteousness and truth.

Answered by aparna83

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Answer:

Ashoka's Lion Capital

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