स्काउट प्रतीक और सैल्यूट

Scout Sign and salute

                                   The Scout Sign is made by raising your right hand palm to the front, thumb resting on the nail of the little finger and the other fingers upright, pointing upwards. The three fingers remind a Scout of the three parts of the Scout Promise. The Scout Sign is given at the making of the Promise or as a greeting. When the hand in this way is raised to the forehead, it is the scout Salute. All wearere of the Scout Badge salute each other once a day. The first to see the other Scout is the first to salute, irrespective of rank. Scout will always salute as token of respect, at the hoisting of the flag; at the playing of the National Anthem; to the uncased. When in uniform a Scout salutes whether he is wearing hat or not with one exception, namely at religious services when all Scout must stand at the alert instead of saluting.