india became a member of un on 24 october 1945.
when did india became a member of un?
24 october 1945
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until 26 january 1950, when india became a republic, the indian army utilised the british-pattern rank badges of the british indian army. upon independence in 1947, india became a dominion within the british commonwealth of nations, but the old rank insignia, incorporating the tudor crown and four-pointed bath star ("pip"), was retained, as george vi remained commander-in-chief of the indian armed forces. after 26 january 1950, when india became a republic, the president of india became commander-in-chief, and the ashoka lion replaced the crown, with a five-pointed star being substituted for the "pip."





























section::::field marshal.
army ranks and insignia of india