2022年に、海軍およびすべての海軍司令部、軍種、基地、編成用の大統領旗の新デザインが発表され、古いデザインに取って代わりました。[5]この旗は2001-04年の旗のデザインと金色の縁飾りをほぼそのまま残していますが、その紋章の代わりに、海軍の公式の新紋章である八角形の紺色の盾が特徴です。これは、金色の紋章を囲むチャトラパティ・シヴァージー・マハラジの王室印章に基づいています。これにより、その旗から長い間省略されていた、デーヴァナーガリー語で海軍の公式モットーである「水の神が我々に幸運をもたらしますように( Shaṁ No Varunaḥ )」が追加されました。盾も金色の縁飾りで、2つの金色の縁取りが施されています。八角形は、海軍の国家海上防衛の使命と多方向への到達を表しています。新しい紋章のデザインは、金色の透明な錨の上に国章が描かれています。紋章の上には、旧デザインの国章と国の標語が描かれています。
Signal Units of IAF. The President Ramnath Kovind presenting the President's Colour to the No. 230 Signal Unit of the IAF
List of President's Colour awarded to the Signal Units of the IAF
Base Repair Depot (BRD) of the IAF. The President Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam presenting the President's Colours to the No. 1 Base Repair Depot
List of President's Colour awarded to the Base Repair Depots of the IAF
Equipment Depot (ED). The President, Shri Pranab Mukherjee presented the Colours to the No. 28 Equipment Depot, at Air Force Station, Jamnagar, in Gujarat.
List of President's Colour awarded to the Equipment Depots of the IAF
Institutions of the IAF
List of President's Colour awarded to the Institutions of the IAF
Indian Navy
A postcard depicting presentation of Naval Colours by the President
Indian Navy
The Indian Navy was the first branch of the Armed Forces which was rewarded with the President's Colours on 27 May 1951, by the President Dr. Rajendra Prasad. Since then every service command and ground installation of the Navy has been awarded the President's Colour of the Navy.
Submarine Arm. The President Ramnath Kovind awarding the President's Colour to the Submarine Arm of the Indian Navy On 8 December 2017, the Submarine Arm of the Indian Navy was awarded by the President Ramnath Kovind.[42]
President of India Shri Ramnath Kovind presented the President's Standard to the 22nd Missile Vessel Squadron, aka the Killers Squadron, at Naval Dockyard, Mumbai on 8 December 2021, the first naval combatant squadron to be presented with a standard in the Navy.[44]
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