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{{personal arms}} | {{personal arms}}'''AKASHDIP MAITY''''''Registration no.: 010/2020''' | ||
Country of origin: India<br> | |||
Place of origin: Kolkata<br> | |||
Granted: No<br> | |||
Granted/officially recorded by: - | |||
Country of origin : India<br> | |||
Place of origin : Kolkata<br> | |||
Granted : No<br> | |||
Granted/officially recorded by : - | |||
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===Origin/meaning=== | |||
The Bengal tiger represents strength and fierceness. It is also a symbol of Bengal, the state from where the armiger hails. The Ashoka Chakra celebrates the armiger's Indian heritage and is a representation of the Dharmachakra, a very important symbol in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. | The Bengal tiger represents strength and fierceness. It is also a symbol of Bengal, the state from where the armiger hails. The Ashoka Chakra celebrates the armiger's Indian heritage and is a representation of the Dharmachakra, a very important symbol in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. | ||
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'AKASHDIP MAITY'Registration no.: 010/2020
Country of origin: India
Place of origin: Kolkata
Granted: No
Granted/officially recorded by: -
Official English blazon
Arms: Azure, a Bengal tiger rampant Argent striped sable armed and langued Gules in the dexter paw bearing aloft a sabre Argent hilted Or.
Crest: Upon a helm mantled Azure doubled Argent, on a wreath of these tinctures, an Ashoka Chakra Azure.
Motto: NEC ASPERA TERRENT (Latin: Difficulties be damned)
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Origin/meaning
The Bengal tiger represents strength and fierceness. It is also a symbol of Bengal, the state from where the armiger hails. The Ashoka Chakra celebrates the armiger's Indian heritage and is a representation of the Dharmachakra, a very important symbol in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism.
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