Former provincial symbols of East Bengal (Pakistan) (edit)
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{{Main|National symbols of Bangladesh}}{{See also|List of national symbols of Bangladesh}} | {{Main|National symbols of Bangladesh}}{{See also|Provincial Symbols of West Pakistan (1955–1970)|List of national symbols of Bangladesh}} | ||
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[[Image:India - Bengal area 1950s (8165904945).jpg|thumb|The Location State map of ''[[East Pakistan]]'', 1950; now the defunct former region over which the '''[[Bangladesh Government-in-Exile]]''' claimed sovereignty as ''[[Bangladesh]].'']] | [[Image:India - Bengal area 1950s (8165904945).jpg|thumb|The Location State map of ''[[East Pakistan]]'', 1950; now the defunct former region over which the '''[[Bangladesh Government-in-Exile]]''' claimed sovereignty as ''[[Bangladesh]].'']] | ||
The '''Former Provincial Regionalist Symbols of the then Province of [[East Pakistan]]i Republic''' were the official and unofficial flags, icons or cultural expressions that were emblematic, representative or otherwise characteristic of the then former Pakistani citizens of [[Bengali people|Bengalese]] and of its culture. Among the additional objects which were considered to be symbols of the Bangla nation, is the [[Shapla]]. Often pink, and white (due to stems and leaves), these flowers displayed the primary aquatic colours of the present-Bangladeshi flags. [[Jackfruit]]s, fish, [[Mango tree]]s, and the [[Tiger]] were also widely accepted as symbols for the [[East Pakistan]]i, now Nationalised by [[Bangladesh]]is since 1972 respectively. | The '''Former Provincial Regionalist Symbols of the then Province of [[East Pakistan]]i Republic''' were the official and unofficial flags, icons or cultural expressions that were emblematic, representative or otherwise characteristic of the then former Pakistani citizens of [[Bengali people|Bengalese]] and of its [[Homogeneous]] culture. Among the additional objects which were considered to be symbols of the Bangla nation, is the [[Shapla]]. Often pink, and white (due to stems and leaves), these flowers displayed the primary aquatic colours of the present-Bangladeshi flags. [[Jackfruit]]s, fish, [[Mango tree]]s, and the [[Tiger]] were also widely accepted as symbols for the [[East Pakistan]]i, now Nationalised by [[Bangladesh]]is since 1972 respectively. | ||
==Symbols== | ==Symbols== | ||