Sengol

 About:

• The Sengol sceptre, measuring an impressive five feet in length, is a remarkable creation made from silver and gold.
• It carries a rich history as it was originally handed over to Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru by Lord Mountbatten on August 14, 1947, symbolizing the momentous transfer of power during India's Independence.
• Subsequently, the sceptre was put on display at The Allahabad Museum, allowing visitors to appreciate its historical significance.
• The golden scepter has its origins in the Chola empire, where it was used as a symbol of power transfer from one king to another.
• It had a carving of the Nandi atop it, which is said to be a symbol of justice.