CENTRE FOR HIGH TECHNOLOGY

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Centre For High Technology (CHT)
CENTRE FOR HIGH TECHNOLOGY

The logo of Centre For High Technology (CHT) for the petrochemical industry has motifs referring to oil refineries in blue which are placed in a red stadium outline. Below this on a red banner, its initials in Devanagari are written in white.

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