Asoka Emblem Of India - An Acrostic Poem

The Asoka emblem is the national emblem of India,

Surely, it has four lions seated back to back, which implies power, courage, confidence, and pride.

Other animals demonstrated on the pillar are the horse, bull, elephant, and lion,

Keenly represents the philosophy of the Indian constitution,

Asoka pillar is in Sarnath in Uttar Pradesh and was fixed in 1950.

The emblem is a design that stands for a group or a concept nationally and greatly,

Mostly liked by all Indians in this world,

Bhargava is the father of the national emblem,

Lions, being four in the Ashoka emblem, represent four noble truths,

The emblem is a mixture of the national motto "Satyameva Jayate" and the lion capital on top of the Asoka pillar,

Many like this Asoka pillar emblem greatly.

The only national emblem of India is this Asoka pillar,

Future generations must protect and maintain this lion Asoka emblem situated in Uttar Pradesh,

India - great India, rich India, lovable India - by all in this world,

The national emblem of India is representative of the Republic of India,

Dinanath Bhargava designed this national emblem,

The Indian emblem has around four lions mounted back to back on a circular abacus, which rests on a bell-shaped lotus,

Asoka Chakra is in the centre of the national flag of India.