This document provides information about India's national symbols. It states that India's capital is New Delhi, its prime minister is Narendra Modi, and its president is Pranab Mukherjee. It then lists the national bird as the peacock, the national animal as the tiger, the national flower as the lotus, the national fruit as the mango, and the national sport as hockey. The document provides brief descriptions of each national symbol.

1. Name:- Sunipa Bera.
Roll no:-2.
Std:- 10th.
OUR COUNTRY INDIA

2. INDIA
CAPITAL:-New Delhi.
PRIME MINISTER:-Narendra Modi.
PRESIDENT:-Pranab Mukherjee.
CURRENCY:-Indian Rupee
LANGUAGE:-780 languages are spoken in India.
GOVERNMENT:-Federal Republic, Constitutional
Republic, Parliamentary Republic.

3. NATIONAL
SYMBOL

4. NATIONAL BIRDS: Peacock
The Indian Peacock, Pave
cristattus (Linnaeus) the
national bird of India, is a
colorful bird, with beautiful
velvet feathers and a slender
neck. The male of the
species is more colorful
than the female, with a
glistening blue breast and
neck and a spectacular
bronze-green tail of around

5. NATIONALANIMALS: Tiger
The tiger is the symbol of
India's wealth of wild
life. The magnificent
tiger is a striped
animal. The
combination of grace,
strength, agility and
enormous power has
earned the tiger its
place of pride as the
national animal of

6. NATIONAL FLOWER: Lotus
Lotus is the national
flower of India. It is a
sacred flower and
occupies a unique position
in the art and mythology of
ancient Indian and has
been an auspicious symbol
of Indian culture since
time immemorial. The
Lotus synbolises divinity,
fertility, wealth,
knowledge and not to
forget enlightenment.

7. NATIONAL FRUIT :Mango
The mango is the
national fruit of
India. It has been
cultivated in India
since time
immemorial. There
are over 100 varieties
of mangoes in India,
in a range of color

8. NATIONAL SPORTS: Hockey
Hockey is India’s
national game.
India won the first
Olympic hockey
gold in1928, in
Amsterdam,
beating
Netherlands 3-0.

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