NHM National Rural Health Mission Logo

A solid red circular emblem contains three white, simplified human pictograms: two larger figures (left and right) representing adults holding the hands of a smaller child figure in the centre. A small stylized yellow sun with radiating poi...

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Red circle with white family pictogram and yellow sun, surrounded by "NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION" text.
NHM National Rural Health Mission logo

About NHM National Rural Health Mission

A solid red circular emblem contains three white, simplified human pictograms: two larger figures (left and right) representing adults holding the hands of a smaller child figure in the centre. A small stylized yellow sun with radiating points sits near the top inside the red circle.

Dark, uppercase text arcs around the top outside the circle reading "NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION." Below the circle is a line of Hindi script and beneath that the years in red: "(2005–2012)."

What's in it: family (two adults and one child) sun

Shapes: circle human pictogram figures sunburst arc text wordmark

Style: flat pictogram emblem governmental minimalist

Text in logo: NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION; राष्ट्रीय ग्रामीण स्वास्थ्य मिशन; (2005–2012)

Visually evokes family health and protection (parents and child) with the sun symbolizing hope or wellbeing; an official/emblematic mark for a public health program.

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Colors

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Bright red
#E31B23 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · primary
Dark charcoal
#0B2B2C · secondary
Sun yellow
#FFD100 · accent

NHM National Rural Health Mission Logo History

The emblem was used by India's National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), launched in 2005 to strengthen rural healthcare; NRHM was later subsumed under the broader National Health Mission (NHM) from 2013 onward.

Frequently asked

What does this logo represent?

It is the emblem used by India's National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), representing family health and rural public-health efforts.

What do the symbols mean?

The white adults and child depict family health and care; the sun suggests hope or wellbeing; the surrounding text names the program.

Why does it show (2005–2012)?

Those years denote the NRHM programme period; NRHM began in 2005 and was later incorporated into the National Health Mission from 2013.

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