State Emblem of Uttar Pradesh Animals, Birds, Trees, Flowers, Fish Magadha Times

State Emblem of Uttar Pradesh Animals, Birds, Trees, Flowers, Fish Magadha Times

State Emblem of Uttar Pradesh - Like the national symbols of India, each state has its own state symbols and emblems. In the same sequence, here you are being given information about the state symbols of Uttar Pradesh. The state symbols of Uttar Pradesh are given below –

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Fish and Arrow Command – The state emblem of Uttar Pradesh or government seal has a bow in a circle at the top, the Ganges-Yamuna rivers flowing in the middle and two fishes from the bottom right-left. It was approved in 1938.

State Animal

English name: Swamp Dear

Hindi name: Barasingha 

Scientific name : Rucervus duvocelli

Its horns are very large and multi-branched. Whose number usually reaches up to 12, hence it is called Barasingha. Due to their natural habitat in marshy places, they have been called "swamp deer" in English. It is found only in three places in India, Terai forest area of ​​Uttar Pradesh, Assam state located in the northeast and reserved forest areas of Madhya Pradesh. Basically the height of this creature of vegetarian nature is 130-135 cm, weight is about 180 kg. And the average length of the horns is 75 cm. it occurs. Its natural habitat is mainly swampy and muddy areas covered with high grass. In Uttar Pradesh it is also found in Dudhwa National Park, Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary etc. It is included in the list of endangered species of the world. Magadha Times

State Fish

English name: Chital

Hindi name: Moy, Chital

Scientific name: Chitala

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Due to the beautiful spot found on the back of this fish, it is called chital. Chitala is a threatened fish species commonly known as featherback. In different provinces it is also known by the names of Cheetal, Moy, Pari Situl Wala, Kandalla etc. Chital is a good and nutritious fish species for freshwater fisheries. It is found in the Ganges, Yamuna, Brahmaputra, Kosi, Gomti, Gerua, Sutlej, Ken, Betwa and Mahanadi rivers in India. The habitat of this species is in large rivers, lakes, reservoirs and stagnant water. Scales are small. In this species only, there are usually about 15 vertical stripes on the body of small or adult fish. Its maximum length is 150 cm. And the maximum weight is 14 kg. it happens. This fish is dizygotic, with the male maturing after two years and the female after three years. This species has become endangered. Magadha Times

State Bird

English name: Crane, Crane

Hindi name : stork

Scientific name: Grouse Antigone

It is called a stork because of its nature near the head, that is, the lake. Its male and female live together in pairs and are seen in popular belief as a symbol of the ideal couple. It is found only near water bodies having pure and healthy ecosystem. It is the tallest bird in flight with a height of about 6 feet and a wingspan of up to 8 feet. Cranes are found in northern and central India, Pakistan and Nepal. The color of its wings is like a light gray ash and the peak is covered with light smooth green feathers. They survive easily in harsh conditions, such as extreme cold. Due to the decline in the marshy land areas and the shrinking of the natural habitat, the crane has become a endangered animal.

State Tree

English name: Ashok

Hindi name : Ashok

Local Name: Sita Ashok

Scientific name: Saraca asoca

In folk belief, it has been called Ashoka because of being the destroyer of mourning. Ashokarishta medicine is made from its bark. This is a member tree of the mythological Panchavati. It is a tree of the wet zone. Its flower bud is eaten on the first day of Hindu New Year to remain mourn-free throughout the year. The description of this evergreen sacred tree of average height is found in our ancient texts. Its leaves are conjoined and flowers and fruits appear in large clusters between February and April. Its nursery seedlings are produced by seeds for planting seedlings. Generally, this tree is planted in the gardens, along the roads, in the housing complexes and in the temples due to the dense canopy. Due to its medicinal properties, it is used in making Ayurvedic medicine. Presently this species is endangered. Magadha Times

State Flower

English name: Flame of the Forest

Hindi name: Palash, Dhak, Tesu

Scientific name: Butea monosperma

It is called Palash because of having excellent quality leaves. Taking food or offerings in its leaves is considered very beneficial. Its seeds are the best medicine to remove stomach worms. It is anti-inflammatory. Holi is played on Holi with the color of its flower. This is the best tree for getting Ayurvedic alkali. It is a slow growing deciduous tree of medium height. It is commonly known as Dhak, Palash and forest fire. It has three leaflets. Its one and a half to two inch size ruddy orange-red flowers emerge from February to March. It is a versatile tree. Done and leaves are made from its leaves and it is also used for making fodder leaves, resins, colours, medicine and charcoal. Magadha Times

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