Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle published this aticle page no 16 on 14th august the sacred sengol ceremony was held shortly before pandit nehrus famous midnight tryst of destiny speech. it represents the need for just policy-compliant and morally righteous governance. from the ninth to the thirteenth century ce the cholas ruled parts of tamil nadu kerala karnataka andhra pradesh telangana odisha and sri lanka. they were famous for their temple construction maritime trade administrative effectiveness and military might. the sengol scepter was traditionally passed from one chola king to another as a symbol of legitimacy and succession. a high priest or guru usually presides over the event blesses the new emperor and confers on him the title of sengol Banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

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