Indian Police Independence Medal Full Size

The Indian Police Independence Medal Full Size is a commemorative decoration awarded to members of police forces in India. Instituted in 1948, this medal was presented to recognize the service of police personnel during the transfer of power from British to Indian rule in 1947. The obverse of the medal typically features the Ashoka Lion emblem, while the reverse bears the words “Indian Independence” and the date “15th August 1947.” The medal is suspended from a distinctive ribbon in saffron, white, and green stripes, reflecting the colors of the national flag. This full-size version measures approximately 36mm in diameter and is constructed from cupro-nickel. The Indian Police Independence Medal holds historical significance as a symbol of transition and national service, marking the pivotal period of India’s journey to independence. Collectors and historians value this medal for its association with post-colonial law enforcement and Indian history.