Government of Punjab Logo

A single-colour, circular emblem drawn in medium green line art on a white background. Inside the circle, a crescent with a five-pointed star sits at the top; beneath it are five horizontal wavy lines stacked across the circle. Urdu script...

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Green circular emblem with crescent and star above wavy lines, wheat wreath and Urdu text.
Government of Punjab logo

About Government of Punjab

A single-colour, circular emblem drawn in medium green line art on a white background. Inside the circle, a crescent with a five-pointed star sits at the top; beneath it are five horizontal wavy lines stacked across the circle. Urdu script appears centered along the lower inner edge of the circle. Outside the circle, a symmetrical pair of wheat stalks (a wreath) flank the lower half and meet at a tied ribbon beneath the circle.

The mark is monoline and minimalist — all elements use a consistent stroke width and are rendered as outline/line art without fills. The composition reads as an official government seal or provincial emblem with clear agricultural and river motifs and an Islamic crescent-and-star symbol.

What's in it: crescent star wavy lines (rivers) wheat stalks (wreath) tied ribbon

Shapes: circle wavy horizontal lines wreath ribbon crescent star

Style: government seal emblem monoline minimalist outline

Text in logo: حکومتِ پنجاب

Visually evokes Islamic symbolism (crescent and star), rivers or water (wavy lines), and agriculture/harvest (wheat wreath), consistent with a provincial government emblem.

Colors

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Green
#00843D · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Frequently asked

What does the Urdu text say?

The Urdu script reads 'حکومتِ پنجاب', which means 'Government of Punjab'.

What do the main symbols represent?

The crescent and star are Islamic symbols, the wavy lines suggest rivers or water, and the wheat stalks represent agriculture — motifs typical for a provincial government emblem.

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