A New Chapter- Indian Navy’s Admirals’ Epaulettes Redefined in Honor of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj
时间:2024-06-26 12:57:06 阅读(143)
The redesigned Admirals’ Epaulettes for various rank officers in the Indian Navy have been unveiled. Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier this month on Navy Day announced that the Admirals’ Epaulettes “will reflect the legacy of Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj”.
These distinctive insignias were introduced to pay homage to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s legacy, signalling a departure from past symbols.
As we usher in the new year #2024, #IndianNavy proudly unveils the new Design of Admirals' Epaulettes. Announced by @PMOIndia during #NavyDay2023 at Sindhudurg – the 🛑 in the new Design, drawn from the Naval Ensign & inspired from Rajmudra of #ChhatrapatiShivajiMaharaj, is a… pic.twitter.com/Ssxq8ZLOZd
— SpokespersonNavy (@indiannavy) December 29, 2023Inspired by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s Rajmudra, the red octagonal shape is a deliberate nod to historical significance, aligning the Navy with India’s rich cultural heritage.
What are the changes?Credit: Indian NavyThis transformation goes beyond aesthetics; last year, the Indian Navy replaced its ensign, discarding the red Saint’s George Cross with a blue octagonal shape housing the national emblem, an anchor, and the motto ‘Sham Noh Varuna,’ conveying a renewed sense of national pride.
Indian Sword and TelescopeWoven into the design is an Indian sword, symbolizing the cutting edge of national power and an unyielding commitment to overcoming adversaries. The telescope, now replacing the conventional baton, forms a cross with the sword, visually representing the Navy’s determination to navigate challenges successfully.
Credit: Indian NavyThese changes are part of a broader initiative to align the Navy with Indian traditions. The Prime Minister also announced the renaming of Navy ranks, reinforcing the connection with India’s heritage during the commissioning of INS Vikrant, the nation’s first indigenous aircraft carrier.
Credit: Indian NavyChhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s naval legacy is not forgotten in this narrative. His fleet, which included 60 fighting ships and strategically positioned coastal forts like Vijaydurg and Sindhudurg along the Konkan coast, played a pivotal role in safeguarding against external threats. Shivaji’s foresight in recognizing the importance of a robust navy echoes in the contemporary redesign of the Admirals’ Epaulettes.
In essence, the Admirals’ Insignia redesign is not merely a visual change but a profound testament to the Navy’s commitment to embracing its cultural roots, celebrating resilience, and steering towards a future grounded in strength and pride.
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