Life Insurance Corporation Of India Logo
A monochrome blue horizontal logo: on the left is a circular emblem containing two stylised cupped hands facing each other and cradling an upright flame or lamp shape; the emblem is enclosed by a thin circular ring. To the right is a single...
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About Life Insurance Corporation Of India
A monochrome blue horizontal logo: on the left is a circular emblem containing two stylised cupped hands facing each other and cradling an upright flame or lamp shape; the emblem is enclosed by a thin circular ring. To the right is a single-line wordmark in a blue, calligraphic serif style that reads "Life Insurance Corporation of India." The whole mark is rendered in one shade of blue on a white background.
The layout is emblem-left, wordmark-right with a clear corporate, formal appearance. The emblem is simple and symmetric, the hands and flame are abstracted into smooth, rounded forms, and the wordmark uses a flowing traditional script-like type that pairs with the emblem's protective motif.
What's in it: cupped hands flame (upright lamp flame)
Shapes: circle (enclosed emblem) wordmark symmetrical vertical motif
Style: corporate emblem monochrome flat traditional
Text in logo: Life Insurance Corporation of India
Protective cupped hands cradling a flame — visually evokes protection, care, continuity of life and security.
Colors
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Life Insurance Corporation Of India Logo History
Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is an Indian state-owned life insurance company formed in 1956 when the government nationalised and consolidated many private life insurers; its headquarters are in Mumbai.
Frequently asked
What do the hands and flame represent?
Visually they represent protection and care — cupped hands cradling a flame suggest safeguarding life and continuity.
What colours are used in this logo?
A single corporate blue on a white background (primary blue and white).
Is LIC a government-owned company?
Yes — Life Insurance Corporation of India is state-owned, established in 1956.