Ashoka Stambha - The National symbol of India

The National Symbol of India is consequent from the Crown Ashoka. The Symbol is a facsimile of the Lion of Sarnath,. The Lion Capital was erected in the third century BC by Crown Ashoka to mark the spot where Mahatma Buddha first declared his moral of mitigation and immunity to the four quarters of the universe. The national Symbol is thus symbolic of coincident India’s reaffirmation of it’s forbear affirmation to world mitigation and cordiality.

‘Satyameva Jayate’ is the national motto of India.The motto ‘Satyameva Jayate’ drafted beneath the symbol in Hindi script, means ‘Truth alone Palms’.

Swami Vivekanand - Indian Hero

Swami Vivekananda was born on January 12, 1863 .His pre-monastic name was Narendranath Dutta,He was one of the very famous and influential spiritual leaders. He was also the philosophies of Vedanta and Yoga. He was the chief disciple of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa , and Vivekananda was also founder of Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission. Vivekananda is like a major figure in the history of the Hindu reform movements.Near Calcutta On July 4, 1902 at Belur Math , Vivekananda taught Vedanta philosophy to some pupils in the morning. With Swami Premananda Vivekananda had a walk , a brother-disciple, and gave him instructions concerning the future of the Ramakrishna Math.

Metropolitan Cities in India

The metropolitan cities of India is Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and New Delhi. There are some criteria to build a metropolitan cities in india. Bangalore and Hyderabad is the new metro city of India. The all cities are play a major role in the Indian economic. New Delhi is the capital of the India and going to host the 2010 commonwealth game and Hyderabad was the first hosting city of Afro-Asian game

The list of Metropolitan Cities in India

• Mumbai


• Chennai


• New Delhi


• Kolkata


• Hyderabad


• Bangalore

Other Big Cities of India

• Jaipur


• Kanpur


• Lucknow


• Varanasi


• Udaypur


• Dehradoon


• Nagpur


• Ahamadabad


• Surat


• Pune


• Patna


• Bhopal


• Indore


• Gwalior


• Varanasi


• Kochin

Supreme Court of India

The Supreme Court of India is the described in the Part V, Chapter IV of the Constitution of India. According to the Indian Constitution the supreme court of India, is the guardian of the Constitution. The Supreme court is highest court and it is also highest level of appeal. In 28th January 1950 the Indian supreme Court came in existence.

According under Article 76 the Attorney General for India is appointed by the president of India. There are three types of advocates who van work in supreme court, are senior advocate, advocates on record and other who are member of any bar of India. Honorable Mr. Justice K.G. Balakrishnan is the chief justice of India appointed on 14th Jan.2007.

List of Chief Justice of India

• H. J. Kania


• M. P. Sastri


• M. C. Mahajan


• B. K. Mukherjea


• S. R. Das


• B. P. Sinha


• P. B. Gajendragadkar


• A. K. Sarkar


• K. Subba Rao


• K. N. Wanchoo


• M. Hidayatullah


• J. C. Shah


• S. M. Sikri


• A. N. Ray


• M. H. Beg


• Y. V. Chandrachud


• P. N. Bhagwati


• R. S. Pathak


• E. S. Venkataramiah


• S. Mukharji


• Ranganath Misra


• K. N. Singh


• M. H. Kania


• L. M. Sharma


• M. N. Venkatachaliah


• A. M. Ahmadi


• J. S. Verma


• M. M. Punchhi


• A. S. Anand


• S. P. Bharucha


• B. N. Kirpal


• G. B. Pattanaik


• V. N. Khare


• S. Rajendra Babu


• R.C. Lahoti


• Y.K. Sabharwal


• K. G. Balakrishnan


• S. H. Kapadia


• Altamas Kabir


• P. Sathasivam


• Rajendra Mal Lodha

Rivers in India

India is the country of river, where people worship the river. The most of rivers in India come from Himalaya. The Ganga is the holy river of India, people called "Mata" (mother). The India's river is the significance of country civilization and culture. Indians have worshipped rivers as a form of Mother Goddess from ancient times. Here the list of major river of India.

List of Rivers

• Beas


• Bhagirathi


• Brahmaputra


• Cauvery (Kaveri) .


• Chambal


• Ganga (Ganges) .


• Godavari


• Gomati


• Indus


• Jhelum


• Kali


• Krishna


• Mandovi


• Narmada


• Periyar


• Ravi


• Sharavati


• Sutlej


• Tapti


• Tungabhadra


• Yamuna