| Emblem of Lakshadweep | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Armiger | The Administration of Lakshadweep |
| Crest | Palm tree |
| Shield | Ashoka Chakra |
| Supporters | Butterflyfish |
| Compartment | Flag of India (without the Ashoka Chakra in center) |
| Motto | Lakshadweep |
The Emblem of Lakshadweep is the symbol used to represent the administration of the union territory of Lakshadweep, India. [1]
The emblem depicts an Ashoka Chakra behind which there is a palm tree which is flanked by two butterflyfish and below is a compartment of ribbons in the colours of the Indian flag. [2]
The administration of Lakshadweep can be represented by a banner displaying the emblem of the territory on a white field.
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