According to Goa Tourism Board's website, it is named "Image of India" and depicts the figures of Mother India and Young India, one looking to the East and the other to the West. The Wheel of Ashoka is in the middle half, buried in stone, to represent the ancient culture, that nurtured this blend of ideas and emotions.
According to Goa Tourism Board's website, it is designated as "Image of India" and portrays Mother India and Young India, one facing towards the East and the other towards the West. The Wheel of Ashoka is positioned in the middle section, carved from stone, embodying the ancient culture that cultivated this amalgamation of thoughts and emotions.