Question

Who can permit use of national emblem india?

Answer 1

Parliament of India permits

+The official seal shall have the Emblem enclosed in an oval or a round frame, with the name of the ministry or department written within the frame.
+State Government can use the Emblem or a part of it after taking permission from the Central Government.
+The Emblem can be displayed on important government buildings like Rashtrapati Bhawan, Parliament House, Supreme Court and Central Secretariat, Raj Bhavan or Raj Niwas and State Legislature, High Courts and Secretariat buildings of the States or the Union territories, premises of India’s Diplomatic Mission abroad, Indian consulates abroad.
+Emblem cannot be used by former functionaries of the Government, Commission or Committee, Public Sector Undertaking, Bank, Municipal Council, Panchayat Raj Institution, Parishad, non-government organisation, University.
+The State Emblem of India (Regulation of Use) Rules, 2007 lays down the persons who can use the Emblem in official stationery, on cars, etc.

Answer 2

Explanation:

1) No person (including former functionaries of the Government, like, former Ministers, former Members of Parliament, former Members of Legislative Assemblies, former judges and retired Government officials), other than those authorised under these rules, shall use the emblem in any manner.