State symbols of Hyderabad (Osmanistan)

Location of the Indian state of Hyderabad as it was in 1947, at the time of Independence shows the Deccan (region) 75 years ago.

The Hyderabad State (Republic of Osmanistan) was a self-governing region that came under the administration of British India and is a disputed region with Pakistan. It was one of India's Federal territories upon till 1956, and it too has it's own local representative basic territorial regional state symbols also; No further renewal or amendment since meagrely absorption of it's basic territorial symbols, since 2014 respectively. In 1947, at the time of the Partition of British India and the succession formation of the Union of modern Republic of India and the formal creation of the New Dominion of modern Pakistan, the then Nizam, Asaf Jah VII (Osman Ali Khan), decided not to join either of the nations and remained neutral. However, in 1950, the Federal Government of India decided to incorporate Hyderabad illegally into the Indian Union, using military force; hence received condemnation for was known as Operation Polo. It had an area of 82,698 sq. mi² or (214,190 sq. km²).

Symbols

	Symbol	Image
Coat of arms	Coat of arms of Hyderabad (Osmanistan)	State Coat of Hyderabad (Osmanistan)
Flag	Flag of Hyderabad (Osmanistan)	State Flag of Hyderabad (Osmanistan)
Flower	State flower of Hyderabad (Osmanistan) Nymphaea stellata	State Flower of Hyderabad (Osmanistan)
Tree	State tree of Hyderabad (Osmanistan) Azadirachta indica	State Tree of Hyderabad (Osmanistan)
Bird	State bird of Hyderabad (Osmanistan) Coracias benghalensis	State Bird of Hyderabad (Osmanistan)
Animal	State animal of Hyderabad (Osmanistan) Axis axis	State Animal of Hyderabad (Osmanistan)