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Parliaments and Symbols of the World
Countries and Their Parliaments
Country |
Parliament |
|---|---|
|
India |
Sansad (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha) |
|
Pakistan |
National Assembly |
|
Britain |
Parliament (House of Commons and House of Lords) |
|
Germany |
Bundestag (Lower House) and Bundesrat (Upper House) |
|
Switzerland |
The Federal Assembly |
|
U.S.A. |
Congress (House of Representatives and Senate) |
|
Bhutan |
Gyelyong Tshokhomg (Earlier, it was Tshogdu) |
|
Bangladesh |
Jatiyo Sangsad |
|
Norway |
Stortinget |
|
Spain |
Cortes Generales |
|
Australia |
Federal Parliament |
|
Myanmar |
Pyithu Hluttaw (People’s Assembly) |
|
Nepal |
Federal Parliament of Nepal (Earlier it was Rashtriya Panchayat) |
|
Denmark |
Folketing |
|
Russia |
Federal Assembly (Duma and Federation Council) |
|
China |
National People’s Congress |
|
France |
French National Assembly |
|
Turkey |
The Grand National Assembly of Turkey |
|
Iran |
Majlis |
|
Afghanistan |
National Assembly (Shora) |
|
Israel |
Knesset |
|
Maldives |
People’s Majlis |
|
Japan |
The National Diet |
|
Canada |
Parliament |
Some Important Signs & Symbols
Symbol / Sign |
Meaning |
|---|---|
|
Pen |
Symbol of Culture & Civilization |
|
Lotus |
Culture and Civilization |
|
Red Cross |
Red Cross Society |
|
Red Flag |
Revolution; also sign of danger |
|
Black Flag |
Symbol of protest |
|
Yellow Flag |
Flown on ships or vehicles carrying patients suffering from infectious diseases |
|
Flag flown upside down |
Symbol of Distress |
|
Flag flown at half-mast |
Symbol of National Mourning |
|
White Flag |
Symbol of Truce |
|
Red Triangle |
Sign of Family Planning |
|
Pigeon or Dove |
Symbol of Peace |
|
Red Light |
The traffic sign of ‘Stop’ is also sign of ‘Danger’ or ‘Emergency’ |
|
Green Light |
Line Clear signal or traffic sign of ‘Go’ |
|
A blindfolded woman holding a balanced scale |
Symbol of Justice |
|
Black strip on forearm |
Sign of mourning or protest |
|
One skull on two bones crossing each other diagonally |
Sign of ‘Danger’ |
|
Wheel (Chakra) |
Symbol of progress |
|
Olive Branch |
Symbol of peace |
|
Tricolour |
National Flag of India |
|
Union Jack |
National Flag of the U.K. |
|
Stars and Stripes |
National Flag of the U.S.A. |
Final Thoughts
Different countries have unique names for their parliaments, reflecting their political systems and traditions. For example, India’s Sansad, the U.S.A.’s Congress, and Britain’s Parliament are among the most well-known legislative bodies. Similarly, Germany has the Bundestag and Bundesrat, while Japan’s legislature is called the National Diet.
Alongside this, understanding important signs and symbols helps in daily life and civic awareness. Symbols like the Red Cross denote humanitarian aid, the white flag stands for truce, and the wheel (chakra) represents progress.
Such knowledge connects culture, governance, and global understanding—making it valuable for every learner and informed citizen.
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