A scepter is a ceremonial staff, often used by kings. With its jewels and ornamentation, a scepter is a symbol of power.
The sceptre is called "sengol" - which derives from the Tamil word "semmai", meaning "righteousness"
The sengol came into being after a chain of events that started with a simple question by Lord Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of British India, to Prime Minister Nehru.
The sengol was made by Vummidi Bangaru Chetty, a jeweller in then Madras. It is five feet in length and has a 'nandi' bull on top, symbolising justice.
According to reports, a senior priest of the mutt first handed over the sceptre to Mountbatten & then took it back
It was then sprinkled with gangajal, taken in a procession to PM Nehru & handed over to him, reportedly 15 minutes before midnight, when India achieved Independence
So This Same Sceptre, 'Sengol', will Be Installed In New Parliament Building
installation in the new parliament is an attempt to link our cultural traditions with our modernity.
The plan to install the sengol in the new parliament also reflects the far-sightedness of PM Modi
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Did Indira really want to make India an Islamic nation in 1969?
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in 1969, the โMuslim worldโ decided to form its own international organization, something that would be โthe collective voice of the Muslim world.โ
It was called the OIC (Organization of the Islamic Conference), later renamed in 2011 as the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
The first conference was to be held in Rabat in Morocco.
Among the countries jostling to be part of the โMuslim worldโ: secular and democratic India under Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
Many Hindus celebrate Valentine's Day In reality they don't even know what they are celebrating.
You are celebrating Mrityubarshiki of St. Valentine ๐
February 14th, Valentine's Day, Lover's Day, everyone knows, but no one knows about its dark origin.
It was a time of torture and brutal animal slaughter. It was a time of physical abuse, rape and forced marriage. It was a time of Christian persecution and martyrdom.
Pagan Roots of Valentineโs Day : The Feast of Lupercalia
Once upon a time, in ancient Rome, a pagan feast was celebrated from the 13th to 15th of February. This was the feast of Lupercalia, the feast of love and fertility, but nothing about it showed love and affection.
โ #๐ง๐ต๐ฟ๐ฒ๐ฎ๐ฑ | Nehru Visited Kumbh Mela in 1954 on the Occasion of Mauni Amavasya.
Due to bad arrangements & security measures a stampede took place in which 1,000 people lost their lives
To suppress evidence of the stampede mortal remains of the victims are burned by Govt
Media has suppressed to save the image of the Nehru Govt.
Eyewitness of the incident, NN Mukherjee, says government officials have denied that 1,000 people died in the stampede and issued a notification claiming that only some beggars had died.
Nehru Govt at the centre or the Govind Ballabh Pant led state Govt in UP did everything in their power to suppress evidence of the stampede by burning the mortal remains of the victims.
"You are the first woman I have loved, God grant that you may also be the last" ~ Bose
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For almost a year after his disappearance and alleged death on August 18, 1945, Netaji Subhas Chandra Boseโs family, not to mention the world at large, had no idea that he had left behind a wife and child in Europe.
Netajiโs wife Emilie Schenkl, an Austrian by birth who became a German subject, wrote to Netajiโs brother Sarat Chandra Bose in 1946, explaining how, owing to German laws which made it difficult for the countryโs subjects to marry foreigners, she & Subhas had married in secret.
Justice Mukherjee Commission of Inquiry clearly rejects the claim that Subhas Chandra Bose died in a plane crash.
Justice Mukherjee strongly believed that Bose was living in disguise; his video statement is itself evidence for that.
Inquiry he came across regarding the story related to the death of Netaji in Faizabad
According to this, after death of Stalin in March 1953, Netaji escaped from Soviet Russia & after coming to India, lived in different places in Uttar Pradesh & lastly at 'Rambhawan' in Faizabad