Motto — Set 1
Police GK · आदर्श वाक्य · Questions 1–10 of 40
What are the two main colors found in the flag of the Bihar Police?
Correct Answer: A. Red and Deep Blue
The Bihar Police flag primarily consists of the colors Red and Deep Blue. The upper half is usually red and the lower half is blue. These colors represent the courage and dedication of the police force.
Which animal is depicted on the right side of the abacus in the National Emblem of India?
Correct Answer: C. Bull
A Bull is depicted on the right side of the abacus in the National Emblem. This figure symbolizes hard work and steadfastness. The abacus also features other animals separated by wheels.
What does the Saffron color in the Indian National Flag represent?
Correct Answer: B. Strength and Courage
The Saffron color in the top band of the flag represents strength and courage. It symbolizes the spirit of renunciation and sacrifice for the country. The colors were chosen to reflect the ethos of the nation.
Which animal is depicted on the left side of the abacus in the National Emblem?
Correct Answer: D. Horse
A galloping Horse is depicted on the left side of the abacus. This figure represents speed, energy, and loyalty. The Horse and Bull are flanking the central Ashoka Chakra.
How many lions are there in total in the National Emblem of India, including the hidden one?
Correct Answer: A. Four
There are four lions in total in the Lion Capital of Ashoka. Only three are visible at any given time because they are seated back to back. The fourth lion faces the rear and is hidden from the front view.
In which script is the motto 'Satyameva Jayate' inscribed below the National Emblem?
Correct Answer: C. Devanagari
The motto 'Satyameva Jayate' is inscribed in the Devanagari script. It is written at the base of the Lion Capital. This script is the standard script for the Hindi language.
On which date was the State Emblem of India officially adopted?
Correct Answer: B. 26 January 1950
The State Emblem of India was officially adopted on 26 January 1950. This date coincides with the day India became a Republic. It is an adaptation of the Lion Capital of Ashoka at Sarnath.
What is the central symbol in the state emblem of Bihar?
Correct Answer: D. Bodhi Tree
The central symbol of the Bihar state emblem is the Bodhi Tree. This tree holds great historical and religious significance as the place of Buddha's enlightenment. It represents the rich cultural heritage of the state.
How many Swastikas flank the Bodhi Tree in the state emblem of Bihar?
Correct Answer: A. Two
There are two Swastikas in the state emblem of Bihar. They are positioned on either side of the central Bodhi Tree. The Swastika is a traditional symbol of auspiciousness and prosperity.
In which year did the current 'Flag Code of India' come into effect?
Correct Answer: B. 2002
The Flag Code of India came into effect on January 26, 2002. It liberalized the display of the national flag by private citizens. The code provides the laws, practices, and conventions regarding the flag.