REGENT HOTELS & RESORTS

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Regent Hotels & Resorts
REGENT HOTELS & RESORTS

The black colour word mark logo of Regent Hotels & Resorts has ‘Regent’ written in serif capitals.

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SCHOOL OF NURSING (TATA MAIN HOSPITAL), JAMSHEDPUR

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SCHOOL OF NURSING (TATA MAIN HOSPITAL), JAMSHEDPUR The blue colour emblem of School of Nursing (Tata Main Hospital), Jamshedpur features the winged Staff of Caduceus entwined by a pair of serpents crested by the college’s year of inception and ensconced by a blue circular border inscribed with the initials ‘TMH’ and the name of the hospital. Below the seal, the motto of the college ‘Inspired Care… Since 1908’ is written, The Staff of Caduceus symbolises medicine and the medical profession.
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RAJENDRA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (RIMS)

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RAJENDRA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (RIMS) The emblem of Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) is directly adapted from the State Emblem of the State of Jharkhand. The central motifs of the winged Staff of Caduceus entwined by a pair of serpents crested with a flaming torch, supported by an open book and a pair of laurels replace the Lion Capital; and the name, place and motto of the college replace the name of the State. The motto of the college in Sanskrit is ‘विद्यया विन्दते अमृतम्’ (Mantra 2.4, Kenopanishad), which translates to ‘Immortality Through Knowledge’. The Staff of Caduceus symbolises medicine and medical profession; the book symbolises the accumulation and dissemination of medical knowledge and the academic foundation of the institution; the torch with flame is an emblem of enlightenment, hope, life, truth and the regenerative power; and the laurels are symbols, which represent victory, honour and academic excellence.
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TAMILNADU POLICE

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TAMILNADU POLICE In 1659 Pedda Naik was engaged by the British to Guard the town of Madraspatanam with the assistance of peons. The system was the remnant of the ‘Kaval’ organization. Board of Police constituted by the then Governor Josios DuPre to deal with removal of public nuisance and maintenance of public health and order in 1770. In 1856 Police Act XII was passed by Legislative Council of the Governor General. J.C. Boudlerson became the first Commissioner of Police under the new Act. In 1906 Criminal Investigation Department was established. F. Fawcett was appointed as DIG. In 2008 Tamilnadu Police celebrated Sesquicentennial - 150 Years. In the same year the Chennai Police has been bifurcated as Chennai City Police Commissionerate and Chennai Suburban Commissionerate. The Tamilnadu Police Academy is located at Oonamancheri, Vandalur, Chennai. The Director General of Police, Tamilnadu launched the redesigned Tamilnadu Police Official Website with e-Governance facility. Cur...
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GOVERNMENT WOMEN'S POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, JABALPUR (GPWC JABALPUR)

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GOVERNMENT WOMEN'S POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, JABALPUR (GPWC JABALPUR) The emblem of Government Women's Polytechnic College, Jabalpur (GPWC Jabalpur) consists of overlapping circular and linear patterns, which mirror engineering schemas and geometric precision. This visually represents the core technical branches taught at the polytechnic level, such as Electronics, Telecommunication and architectural drafting. The motifs of a draftsman's T-square and a winged arrow in the seal refer to structural design, craftsmanship and vocational specialisation; and symbolises progression, upward mobility and the ambition of women breaking barriers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The seal is supported by a banner placed at the bottom.
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SHEIKH BHIKHARI MEDICAL COLLEGE (SBMC) (HAZARIBAG MEDICAL COLLEGE)

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SHEIKH BHIKHARI MEDICAL COLLEGE (SBMC) (HAZARIBAG MEDICAL COLLEGE) The emblem of Sheikh Bhikhari Medical College (SBMC) (Hazaribag Medical College) features a shield inscribed with the motifs of the winged Staff of Caduceus entwined by a pair of serpents, a mortarboard hat supported by laurels, a stethoscope supported by a laurels and an open book. The earlier version of the emblem of the State of Jharkhand is cresting the staff. The initials and place of the college surmount the motifs. The motto of the college in Sanskrit ‘आरोग्यं परमं भाग्यं’, which translates to ‘Good Health is the Greatest Fortune’ is written on a blue banner placed below the shield. The shield denotes protection, courage, heritage, authority and bravery; the Staff of Caduceus symbolises medicine and medical profession; the mortarboard hat represents academic achievement and the granting of medical degrees; the stethoscope signifies clinical practice and patient care; the laurels are symbols of ceremonies, ...
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DAV INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, MEDININAGAR (DAVIET)

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DAV INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, MEDININAGAR (DAVIET) The emblem of DAV Institute of Engineering & Technology, Medininagar (DAVIET) features a yellow circle housing the motifs of a red glowing sun, a computer, a transmission tower and a gearwheel, its name and place, and its motto in Sanskrit ‘तमसो मा ज्योतिर्गमय’ (Yajnavalkya, 1.3.28, Pavamana Mantra, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad) translates to ‘From Darkness Lead Me to Light’. The circle has an orbital ring depicted as an electronic circuit and Sanskrit ‘ओ३म्’ (ॐ). The sun represents life, energy, power, positivity, illumination, light and clarity; the gearwheel denotes technology, engineering, interconnectedness, efficiency, precision, progress, advancement, synchronisation, timing, order and structure; the orbital ring symbolises advanced technology, global unification, sustainable energy and the dawn of the Space Age; ‘ओ३म्’ or ॐ or Ohm is a symbol representing a sacred sound, syllable, mantra and an invocatio...
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PRIMO CHEMICALS LTD.

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PRIMO CHEMICALS LTD.  The blue colour word mark logo of Primo Chemicals Ltd. has its name written in sans serif capitals with the strokes of ‘P’ is depicted as an upward arrow, the letter ‘I’ shown as ‘1’ symbolising being number one in its field of operations and 'O' is housing and hexagon referring to chemical structure and the colour blue denotes reliability, trust and credibility.
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INDIA TEA

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INDIA TEA Counterfeit tea is a challenge faced by the tea industry. There is much more Darjeeling tea on the market each year than is actually produced. The mechanism for protecting origin-specific goods is called a geographical indication or appellation. The Indian has a mark of authenticity issued by the Tea Board of India. The logo for Indian tea has a silhouette of a tea leaf picker with the typical basket with tea leaves, hung from her head and resting on her bag, with big eyes and bigger ear rings supported by its name ‘India Tea’ at the bottom. This is ensconced in a black bordered rectangle and supported by its tagline ‘World’s Gold Standard’. The emblem is strong, direct and typical of India with excellent visibility.
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