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Did you know Bihar's official state emblem, used on all government buildings and files, was first adopted in 1930 by the Britishers during the Bihar and Orissa Province?
At the center is the sacred Bodhi Tree, representing the exact spot where Gautam Buddha attained enlightenment in Bodh Gaya — now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hanging mala (garlands) reflect devotion and meditation, while the swastika on both sides signifies prosperity and Bihar’s deep-rooted Hindu cultural heritage.
One surprising element? The word “Bihar” is written in Urdu, Bihar’s second official language, showcasing its linguistic diversity. This emblem is not just a symbol—it's a blend of faith, culture, and unity.
But in a diverse state like Bihar, should this emblem also include languages like Maithili and Bhojpuri?
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