The Dharma Chakra, or "wheel of the law," represents movement as a symbol of life, in contrast to stagnation, which signifies death. Chile’s President Boric Gets Curious About India’s Flag ...

Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chile's President Gabriel Boric Font at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Tuesday. Boric is on a state visit to India from 1-5 April at the invitation of PM Modi.

While on the way to the discussion room in Hyderabad House, Font stood near Indian flag and PM Modi was seen diligently explaining him the meaning of the Ashok Chakra. The National flag of India ...

For the Game on for Democracy theme, the plan is to decorate the entrance of the booth with images of cricket ... will have displays centred on the Ashoka Chakra. Some polling stations will ...

The Ashoka Chakra is centered in the middle of the Indian flag’s tri-color band and was adopted on July 22, 1947. Each spoke symbolizes a different philosophy of life and is also known as the ...

Mariyam Shiuna, the political leader from Maldives who was suspended amid the island nation's diplomatic row with India over Lakshadweep that her comments on PM Modi's pics had sparked last year ...

The researchers taught an artificial intelligence (AI) system to predict the 3D pose from a 2D image of a dog – which they trained on images they created using Grand Theft Auto V. Our model was ...

including ‘India gold coin’ bearing Ashok Chakra, gold monetisation and sovereign gold bond schemes to tap the festive season ahead of Dhanteras and Diwali. The gold monetisation schemes (GMS ...

The Ashok Chakra, which is represented in navy blue on a white backdrop on the Indian National Flag, is actually a representation of the Dharma chakra -- a wheel with 24 spokes.

The Ashoka Chakra, also called the Dharma Chakra, is placed at the centre and has 24 spokes signifying that there is life in movement and death in stagnation. Free Press questioned 60 youths ...