india became a member of the united nations in the year 1947.
india became a member of the united nations in the year 1947.
india became a member of the united nations in the year?
1947
india and the united nations









































india was among the original members of the united nations that signed the declaration by united nations at washington, d.c. on 1944 october and also participated in the united nations conference on international organization at san francisco from 25 april to 26 june 1945. as a founding member of the united nations, india strongly supports the purposes and principles of the un and has made significant contributions in implementing the goals of the charter, and the evolution of the un's specialised programmes and agencies.
india and the united nations
until 26 january 1950, when india became a republic, the indian army utilised the british-pattern rank badges of the british indian army. upon independence in 1947, india became a dominion within the british commonwealth of nations, but the old rank insignia, incorporating the tudor crown and four-pointed bath star ("pip"), was retained, as george vi remained commander-in-chief of the indian armed forces. after 26 january 1950, when india became a republic, the president of india became commander-in-chief, and the ashoka lion replaced the crown, with a five-pointed star being substituted for the "pip."









































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army ranks and insignia of india