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Indian Navy New Naval Ensign: The former ensign that the new one has replaced today, carried a Saint George's Cross with the Tricolour in the canton, ...

[t.co/AYvxVzuVZJ] [Sep 2, 2022] [narendra modi](/topic/narendra-modi)address, the Prime Minister said that in adopting the new naval ensign, India has removed the burden of slavery off its chest. Indian Navy New Naval Ensign: The former ensign that the new one has replaced today, carried a Saint George’s Cross with the Tricolour in the canton, a remnant of the pre-Independence colonial era when the Indian Navy's ensign bore a George’s Cross on a white background with the Union Jack of the United Kingdom on the top left corner. Indian Navy gets new naval ensign, shedding the last vestiges of colonialism

The design encompassed within the octagon has been taken from the Indian Naval crest and has been replaced with a clear anchor underscoring the ...

Responses poured in from Naval personnel from all formations and various hierarchies, reflecting enthusiasm for the endeavour, and have helped in developing the new design of the Naval ensign. The design encompassed within the octagon has been taken from the Indian Naval crest, wherein the fouled anchor, which is also associated with a colonial legacy, has been replaced with a clear anchor underscoring the steadfastness of the Indian Navy. The new Naval White Ensign is thus rooted in the glorious maritime heritage of India, as well as reflective of our Navy’s present-day capabilities."

Indian Navy Gets New 'Ensign' Inspired by Shivaji Maharaj, PM Modi unveiled the new naval ensign today.

According to the Indian Navy official statement, all formations, establishments, and ships would be adopting the new naval ensign. The erstwhile Indian Naval Ensign according to the Indian Navy included the National Flag in the upper left canton. The new naval ensign was unveiled in an effort to move away from the colonial past and the need to change over to a new design drawing inspiration from naval history.

Chhatrapati Shivaji inspired new naval flag is shedding a trace of its colonial past on the representational flag of the force that has evolved over the ...

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Indian Navy's New Ensign: Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the new Naval Ensign today during the commissioning ceremony for INS Vikrant - India's 1st ...

The Octagonal Shield inspired by the Seal of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj stands testimony to his visionary maritime outlook, with which he built a credible Naval Fleet to counter Europeans. The new ensign which has been completely redesigned has dropped the Saint George’s Cross from the ensign which was carried forward from the pre-independence era. At the unveiling event of the Indian Navy’s Ensign, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that "Indian Naval flags which carried a sign of slavery has been replaced with a new one inspired by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.” The newly commissioned INS Vikrant will adorn the new White ensign from today itself. The new ensign also features an octagonal shied with a golden border within which the national emblem sits atop an anchor. Know How does the new Naval Ensign Look, its key features and their significance here. Indian Navy’s New Ensign: Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the new Naval Ensign today during the commissioning ceremony for INS Vikrant - India’s 1st Indigenously built aircraft carrier.

As the Indian Navy gets a new ensign adorned with Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's Octagon, a look at how the Maratha king laid the foundation of Indian naval ...

Shivaji's symbol being adorned on the Naval flag is being seen as the dawn of a new Era in the Indian Navy, which sheds its colonial past. He added that history is witness to how strict restrictions were imposed on Indian ships and merchants by enacting a law in the British Parliament at that time. Meanwhile, he noticed the growing control of the Dutch on the Malabar coast and the Portuguese over Goa who were beginning to monopolise the trade. Shivaji used primitive technology and corresponded with the foreigners about understanding their ways of building big boats and ships. The navy on Friday received its new ensign adorned with an Octagon — a symbol that represented the Maratha rule under Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Since Indian rulers after Cholas ignored these coastlines, foreigners like Portuguese and Brits, who had just arrived, began their control over what was an entry point into the Indian mainland.