India symbolized its emergence as a world power with lions roaring off the Parliament.

by The Journal Story July 19, 2022 0 Comment

India has changed its narrative from a silent nation to a roaring lion.

Mr. Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, on the 11th of July, revealed the national emblem cast atop the new building of the Parliament. This majestic national allegory is made out of bronze and is 6.5 meters tall, quantifying approximately 9,500 Kg. This beautiful statue has a supporting structure weighing over 6000 grams. The national allegory is ascertained on the peak of the Parliament’s Central Foyer of the Newfound building.

There are many stages in casting the National Emblem, from computer graphic designing to clay modeling to polishing and bronze casting.

The usual suspects saw a chance to criticize the emblem for impractical reasons when reports of the cast being unveiled appeared on social media. Advocates Prashant Bhushan and Aandolan Jeevi said that the lion’s faces had been altered from peaceful to angry ones. He stated, “From Gandhi to Godse; From our national emblem with lions sitting majestically & peacefully; to the new national emblem unveiled for the top of the new Parliament building under construction at Central Vista; Angry lions with bared fangs. This is Modi’s new India!”.

Lions are ferocious craniates that are fierce with teeth and roar. Whether you or we like it or not, it is unavoidable.

Many liberals are raising their voices and complaining against the new roaring lion symbol cast on the Parliament’s new tower, which displays the lion’s aggressive nature.

The lion is an aggressive and fierce animal when the situation demands it. You can’t expect it to be calm because people fear his imperial roar, implying our powerful nation.