Logos of India

TRIPURA GRAMIN BANK Tripura Gramin Bank (TGB), with its sole objective to promote the socio-economic status of the downtrodden people of Tripura, came into existence on December 21, 1976 under the sponsorship of the United Bank of India. The emblem of the bank has a map of the State of Tripura holding a traditional house of the State on a green background ensconced in a light yellow border carrying its name in Bengali and its motto in Sanskrit ‘अन्नं बहु कुर्वित, तद् व्रतम्’ meaning ‘Vow to Produce Food in Plenty’, separated by a pair of crowns on each side. These are further placed inside a green wheel of gear with sixteen teeth. Crowns of corn denote abundance, fertility, unity, community, cycle of life, renewal, nourishment and sustenance.The colour green denotes hope, freedom, agriculture, nature and fertility and yellow denotes happiness, energy, vitality, focus and creativity. Overall, the logo aptly represents the bank, the land and its brand. 

TAMILNADU GRAMA BANK Tamilnadu Grama Bank (TGB), sponsored by Indian Bank was formed on April 1, 2019 by amalgamation of erstwhile Pallavan Grama Bank and Pandyan Grama Bank. The emblem of TGB has a gear wheel spearheading the industrial activities in grey colour, which has a tricolour - green, brown and blue inner ring holding a green map of the State of Tamilandu holding a bunch of paddy. Gear wheel denotes interconnectedness; efficiency and precision; progress and advancement; synchronisation and timing and order and structure, which the bank strives for. Green is the colour of life, agriculture and village and the crown of paddy denotes agriculture, harvest and food safety. The ring of blue, green and brown denotes the integrated development of agriculture, fisheries and industry in the State. A bunch of ripened paddy is considered an auspicious symbol of growth, prosperity and wealth. Overall, the logo is a symbol of the bank and all its stakeholders.

TELANGANA GRAMEENA BANK Telangana Grameena Bank (TGB) is a was established by amalgamating four RRBs sponsored by State Bank of Hyderabad (SBH) viz. Sri Saraswathi Grameena Bank, Adilabad; Sri Satavahana Grameena Bank, Karimnagar; Sri Rama Grameena Bank, Nizamabad and Golconda Grameena Bank, Ranga Reddy on March 24, 2006. The circular emblem of the bank in blue, yellow ochre and green has the map of the State in the background written with its acronym in the middle; supported by a pair crowns of paddy and a plant of corn and its tagline in Telugu at the top. These are ensconced by a blue circular border, which bears the name in Telugu and English separated by a farmer ploughing the field and one side and a structure of a factory on the other. The circumference of the emblem has a running design pattern, which simulates a group of people joining their hands together forming a chain. The map represents the newly formed State of Telangana; the crowns paddy denotes the staple ...