Logo India

AMRIT DYNAMIC YOGA MEDITATION The green insignia of Amrit Dynamic Yoga Meditation has a leaf in three tones of green holding a silhouette of an ecstatic woman supported by its name at the bottom. Its tagline ‘Yoga & Meditation’ is written below. The leaf refers to nature, protecting nature, fertility, hope, growth, abundance and peace and the woman refers to the beneficiary.

MOKSHA YOGA WELLNESS CENTRE Moksha Yoga Wellness Centre (MYWC) has a six petalled green flower as its insignia and it symbolises good luck and protection against evil and the colour green symbolises nature, growth, balance, harmony, environment, prosperity, vitality, prestige and wealth.

ACHINTYA AYURYOGA The yellow, green and brown emblem of Achintya Ayuryoga has a pictorial and a word mark. The pictorial takes the shape of Lord Ganesha and that of a lotus with a leaf growing out. Its name surmounts the motif in brown and green colours. Lord Ganesha refers to wisdom, prosperity, beginnings and removal of obstacles; the lotus refers to purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles and divine beauty and the green leaf refers to hope, renewal and revival.

ABHYUDAY YOGA The emblem of Abhyuday Yoga has a pair of hands in green and cyan supporting an orange rising sun. Below this motif, its name is written in capitals and lowercase serif typeface. The rising sun refers to life, energy, power, positivity, illumination, light and clarity; the supporting hands in green and blue refers to support, care and partnership in a natural and affable manner.

I NTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR YOGA EDUCATION AND RESEARCH The circular emblem of International Center For Yoga Education And Research (ICYER) with a yellow circular border and green outlines houses the motifs of a lion with a trident and pair of lotuses on its tail, ensconced by the letter ‘ஓம்’ in orange. The border is inscribed with its name and place. The lion refers to power, strength, courage and sovereignty; the trident denotes creation, preservation and destruction; the twin lotuses denote purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles and divine beauty and the letter ஓம் or Ohm is a symbol representing a sacred sound, syllable, mantra and an invocation.

ATAL BIHARI VAJPAYEE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES DR RAM MANOHAR LOHIA HOSPITAL The circular emblem of Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Medical Sciences Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital (ABVIMS RMLH) has a blue circle houning a green banyan tree on which, the Staff of Hermes entwined by a pair of serpents. The tree is supported on either side by  a swastika and the circle is outlined by a white line. It has a blue border on which its motto in Sanskrit ‘करुणा निष्ठा कौशलम् सेवा’ meaning ‘Compassion Loyalty Skill Service’ is inscribed. These are ensconced by a white circular border with black outline which bears its name. The tree denotes strength, individuality, expression, calmness, growth, the interconnectedness of everything and perpetuity; the Staff refers to medicine and medical profession and the swastikas denotes sun, prosperity and good luck.

POSTGRADUATE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH The green and yellow circular emblem of Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) has a burning lamp on a Staff with an entwined serpent, supported by a pair of leaves and flowers placed inside a green circle. Its motto in Sanskrit ‘आर्त्त सेवा सर्व भद्रः शोधशच’ meaning ‘Service to the Community, Care of the Needy and Research for the Good of All’. These are ensconced by a light yellow border which carries its name and place. The staff refers to medicine and the medical profession; the lamp denotes light, illumination, awakening, devotion, purity, guidance, protection, hope and prosperity; the leaves and the flowers refer to life, growth and nurturing and the colour light green symbolises new life and growth.

ELEPHANT PASS RESORT The emblem of Elephant Pass Resort (EPR) for yoga practice is the head of a black elephant carrying a leaf by its trunk. The elephant head denotes the locale where elephants are found and it represents power, strength, unity and wisdom and the leaf refers to nature, protecting it with all the might, fertility, hope, growth, abundance and peace.

VEDANSHA RETREAT CENTRE  The emblem of Vedansha Retreat Centre (VRC) has a yellow, orange and green lotus supporting a motif of a human in yoga posture . This is supported by a green swoosh, below which its name is written orange serif typeface and its tagline ‘Connect with Yourself’ in green. At the bottom an orange colour ornament is provided. The lotus denotes purity, enlightenment, rebirth, transformation, personal growth, resilience, overcoming obstacles and divine beauty and the colours used project a feeling of vibrancy, passion, dynamism and energy for discovery. Overall it is a logo for the human mind and emotions.

KAMLA PASAND The emblem of Kamla Pasand betel leaf spices or ‘pan masala’ is a green betel leaf supporting a red banner bearing its name in Devanagari. The logo is direct, simple and attractive with its contrasting colours and bold treatment.

ZOTA HEALTHCARE LTD. The insignia of Zota Healthcare Ltd. (ZHL) has a pictorial of three-coloured triangle inspired by the three strokes of ‘Z’ in pink, blue and green. The name is written on the right in lowercase sans serif with rounded ends and corners in dark cyan and below this ‘Healthcare Ltd.’ is written in black. The colour blue refers to the corporate, the colour pink refers to good health and the colour green refers to its nature centric products. Overall, the logo is pleasing, representative and attractive.

ANGEL ONE LIMITED The insignia of Angel One Limited, a brokerage firm dealing in securities is made up of a pictorial of an orange pyramid built with ten triangles supported by a green slanting line. It depicts ‘A’ as well as planned growth. Alongside, its name is written in blue and orange sans serif typeface. The logo is nuanced and gentle.   

TROOPS The emblem of the Troops brand of clothing and accessories is a green shield with thick yellow outlines. The upper portion of the shield houses the motifs of five soldiers in different postures and the bottom portion has the bands of National Tricolour. Just above this on a yellow banner ‘Troops’ is written in capitals supported on each side by three lines. The shield denotes protection, courage, heritage, authority and bravery; the soldiers refers to the military personnel for whom Troops make their products; the colour green denotes military and defence applications and use and the colour yellow denotes happiness, energy, vitality, focus and creativity.

SYMPHONY LIMITED The insignia of Symphony Limited is a green and cyan word mark on a light green band. The word Symphony is written in a custom sans serif condensed typeface in cyan colour, with a white falcon rising out of letter ‘o’. At the bottom its tagline 'Thinking of Tomorrow' is written in black sansserif italics. The falcon refers to speed, power, freedom, focus and determination; the colour green refers to being cool, environment friendly, comfortable and being natural and the colour cyan denotes sky, hope and spring, peace, tranquillity, calmness, relaxation and emotional balance.

TIGERS OF KOLKATA The insignia of  the ISPL team Tigers of Kolkata (TK) is a majestic and ferocious tiger supporting its name with thick brown outlines. The colour yellow symbolises energy, optimism and vibrancy, red denotes passion, intensity, victory and excellence; green refers to growth and harmony. Overall, the represents the common man of Bengal in all its vibrancy and dynamism in rustic colours.

COCHIN PORT AUTHORITY The green and blue emblem of Cochin Port Authority (CPA) has an abstract pictorial of a blue ship guided by a green communication device with ‘Cochin’ written in green and ‘Port’ written in blue. Its name is written in blue below the logo in Devanagari and English. The logo is trendy and attractive.

COCHIN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT The emblem of Cochin International Airport (CIAL) has the pictorial of a plane made from coconut palm leaf flying with its initials and name written on the right in wasabi green colour.  The pictorial represents Kerala, the land of coconut groves and the colour wasabi green symbolises innovation, rootedness and rejuvenation. 

DEENDAYAL PORT AUTHORITY The blue and green circular emblem of Deendayal Port Authority (DPA) has a pair of sailboats on water placed inside a blue circle. The left half circumference of the circle is decorated with blue and light blue diamonds with a green diamond as crest, support and on the left side. The green diamonds represent the directions; the blue diamonds represent the ships in the port and circular outlines depict the port with ships. The colour blue denotes water and the colour green denotes eco-friendliness.   

SYAMA PRASAD MOOKERJEE PORT The emblem of Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port (SMP) has a blue and green pictorial of a ship with sails on water. Below this its name and place are written in Devanagari and English. Its former name is written at the bottom. The logo is pleasant, attractive and interesting.

LAND PORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA The circular emblem of the Land Ports Authority of India (LPAI) has two circles in saffron and green representing the Indian flag. They also signifies infinity and mobility, which denotes all year round service provided by LPAI. The star on top symbolises power and authority. The National Emblem in gold colour in the logo represents the Government of India. It depicts the authority of LPAI for providing better administration and cohesive management of cross-border movement of goods and passengers. The circle denotes the Sanskrit phrase ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ which means ‘The World is One Family’ and signifies infinity and mobility all year round. The Star on top refers to power and authority.