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This close-up shot captures a display of six prestigious Indian military gallantry awards, likely within a museum or exhibition in New Delhi, India. The medals are arranged in a protected, arched display case with a reddish-brown frame and a metal mesh covering. From left to right, the medals in the top row are: 1. **Param Vir Chakra:** Recognized by its deep purple ribbon and a circular bronze medal. The accompanying plaque reads "परमवीर चक्र Param Vir Chakra". 2. **Ashoka Chakra:** Features a green ribbon with two orange vertical stripes and a circular medal. Its plaque states "अशोक चक्र Ashoka Chakra". 3. **Maha Vir Chakra:** Distinguished by its white ribbon with two orange vertical stripes and a five-pointed star medal. The plaque reads "महावीर चक्र Maha Vir Chakra". Below these, in a staggered arrangement, are the next three medals: 4. **Kirti Chakra:** Presented with a green ribbon featuring two orange vertical stripes and a circular medal. The plaque shows "कीर्ति चक्र Kirti Chakra". 5. **Vir Chakra:** Identifiable by an orange ribbon with a central deep purple/maroon stripe and a circular medal. The plaque reads "वीर चक्र Vir Chakra". 6. **Shaurya Chakra:** Displayed with a green ribbon featuring three orange vertical stripes and a circular medal. The plaque indicates "शौर्य चक्र Shaurya Chakra". The display is well-lit, possibly from internal sources along the arch. Below the main medal display, part of a larger exhibition is visible, including the "Azadi ka" portion of the "Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav" logo, celebrating 75 years of Indian independence, further reinforcing the national context of the honors. The overall presentation is formal and informative, highlighting the valor associated with these awards.
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