Aadhaar Logo

A bold red fingerprint rendered as a semi-circular arc sits at the center, with concentric curved ridges and a small red fingertip dot at the left. The right edge of the fingerprint is bordered by a yellow semi-circle that, together with fi...

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Red fingerprint forming a half-sun with yellow rays above the red wordmark AADHAAR.
Aadhaar logo

About Aadhaar

A bold red fingerprint rendered as a semi-circular arc sits at the center, with concentric curved ridges and a small red fingertip dot at the left. The right edge of the fingerprint is bordered by a yellow semi-circle that, together with five triangular yellow rays above, forms a stylised rising sun.

Beneath the emblem is a strong uppercase wordmark reading "AADHAAR" in the same red as the fingerprint. The overall look is flat, geometric and emblematic, using two dominant colours (red and yellow) on a white background.

What's in it: fingerprint sun (stylised)

Shapes: semi-circle concentric arcs triangular rays wordmark

Style: flat minimalist geometric emblem modern

Text in logo: AADHAAR

A fingerprint merged with a rising sun — visually suggesting biometric identity and nationwide coverage or a national identity emblem.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Aadhaar red
#D32F2F · primary
Sun yellow
#FFB300 · secondary
Background white
#FFFFFF · accent

Aadhaar Logo History

Aadhaar is India’s 12-digit biometric identity program administered by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), launched in 2009 to provide residents with a unique identity number linked to biometric and demographic data.

Frequently asked

What does the logo depict?

A stylised red fingerprint combined with a yellow rising sun, above the uppercase wordmark "AADHAAR".

What is Aadhaar?

Aadhaar is India's national biometric identity program that issues a 12-digit unique identity number to residents and is managed by UIDAI.

What do the colours represent visually?

Red is used for the fingerprint and wordmark as the primary visual element; yellow forms the sun/rays, suggesting coverage or a national emblem.

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