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      3. NHAI Mascot Design Competition

      NHAI Mascot Design Competition

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      NHAI Mascot Design Competition
      Start Date 31/07/2026 - 15:00
      End Date 31/08/2026 - 23:45
      Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
      Submission Closed
      Ministry: Ministry of Road Transport and Highways Sector:
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      2476
      Total Submissions in this Task
      202
      Approved
      2274
      Under Review
      Created: 31/07/2026

      The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), in collaboration with MyGov, invites citizens to participate in the NHAI Mascot Design Competition. This is an opportunity to create a unique mascot that represents NHAI's vision of seamless connectivity, road safety, innovation, trust, sustainable infrastructure and nation-building. The selected mascot will serve as NHAI's official visual ambassador across awareness campaigns, public outreach programmes, events, publications, digital platforms and other communication materials. Participants must submit an original mascot design along with a brief concept note explaining its symbolism and significance through the MyGov portal.

      Evaluation Criteria:
      All entries must adhere to the following specifications:
      1. The mascot must be original and unpublished.
      2. File format: JPEG/PNG (High Resolution)
      3. Minimum Resolution: 300 DPI
      4. Maximum file size: 4 MB
      5. The design should be scalable and suitable for:
      a. Website
      b. Mobile Applications
      c. Social Media
      d. Print Media
      e. Banners & Official Documents
      6. The Mascot must work in both coloured and monochrome formats.
      7. The winner must provide editable source files (EPS or SVG) upon selection.
      8. There should be no watermarks, signatures, or personal identification in the design.
      9. The winning Mascots will become the exclusive intellectual property of the National Highway Authority of India.

      Submission Guidelines:
      1. Platform: Entries must be submitted on MyGov.in only.
      2. Concept Note: A brief rationale (maximum 200 words) explaining the design and symbolism along with a PDF file.
      3. AI Policy: Designs must be original and not generated using AI tools or plagiarized.
      4. Last date of submission of entries: 1 Month from the starting date of competition (as mentioned on MyGov Portal).

      Entries will be evaluated based on:
      • Relevance- Alignment with the vision & mission of NHAI
      • Creativity & Originality- Uniqueness of the concept and design
      • Visual Impact- Aesthetic appeal and memorability
      • Concept Clarity & Storytelling - Strength of narrative and symbolism
      • Adaptability & Usability - Use across digital, print, animation and merchandise
      • Technical Quality - Professional execution and detailing

      Rewards & Gratification
      1st Prize: ₹1,00,000 (Rupees One Lakh only)
      2nd Prize: ₹50,000 (Rupees Fifty Thousand only)
      3rd Prize: ₹25,000 (Rupees Twenty-Five Thousand only)
      All winners will receive a certificate of recognition from NHAI.

      Click here for Terms and Conditions (PDF - 124 KB)

      Pritykumari_1261
      Pritykumari
      1 day 8 hours ago

      Mascot Name: Raaj (meaning King or Rule, symbolizing sovereignty, safety, and leadership on Indian highways) Role: Official Safety Guardian and Brand Ambassador for the National Highways Authority of India. ​ Raaj wears a golden crown shaped like a traditional highway milestone, representing authority, progress, and the vast network of national highways uniting the nation. Tricolor Theme which is traffic Signal Palette where Red colour Represents courage, energy, and vigilance the qualities essential for maintaining safe and active road transit. • ​Yellow Center: Features a glowing star symbol at the core, representing guidance, clarity, and safety illumination along night routes. • ​Green Lower Body: Symbolizes sustainability, eco-friendly highway development, smooth travel, and prosperity across regions. • ​Futuristic & Approachable Build: Designed as a friendly robot guardian, Raaj reflects the modern, technological evolution of smart highways (FASTag, AI traffic management, toll automation) while remaining warm and accessible to commuters of all ages. ​ Raaj answer queries, and promote courteous driving. Integrated with modern infrastructure to represent smart, digitalized highway operations. ​ Application and Utility for NHAI • ​Road Safety Campaigns: Used across billboards, digital signboards, and social media to educate the public on lane discipline, seatbelt awareness, and speed limits. • ​Toll Plazas & Smart Booths: Acts as a recognizable mascot at automated toll collection points and highway assistance centers. • ​Mobile Apps and Portals: Serves as an interactive AI assistant guide for route planning, emergency assistance, and FASTag support.

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      Pritykumari_1261
      Pritykumari
      1 day 8 hours ago

      Mascot Name: Raaj (meaning King or Rule, symbolizing sovereignty, safety, and leadership on Indian highways) Role: Official Safety Guardian and Brand Ambassador for the National Highways Authority of India. ​ Raaj wears a golden crown shaped like a traditional highway milestone, representing authority, progress, and the vast network of national highways uniting the nation. Tricolor Theme which is traffic Signal Palette where Red colour Represents courage, energy, and vigilance the qualities essential for maintaining safe and active road transit. • ​Yellow Center: Features a glowing star symbol at the core, representing guidance, clarity, and safety illumination along night routes. • ​Green Lower Body: Symbolizes sustainability, eco-friendly highway development, smooth travel, and prosperity across regions. • ​Futuristic & Approachable Build: Designed as a friendly robot guardian, Raaj reflects the modern, technological evolution of smart highways (FASTag, AI traffic management, toll automation) while remaining warm and accessible to commuters of all ages. ​ Raaj answer queries, and promote courteous driving. Integrated with modern infrastructure to represent smart, digitalized highway operations. ​ Application and Utility for NHAI • ​Road Safety Campaigns: Used across billboards, digital signboards, and social media to educate the public on lane discipline, seatbelt awareness, and speed limits. • ​Toll Plazas & Smart Booths: Acts as a recognizable mascot at automated toll collection points and highway assistance centers. • ​Mobile Apps and Portals: Serves as an interactive AI assistant guide for route planning, emergency assistance, and FASTag support.

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      NaitikSingh_34
      NaitikSingh
      1 day 8 hours ago

      This

      NaitikSingh_34
      NaitikSingh
      1 day 8 hours ago

      This

      AryamanMSingha_1
      AryamanMSingha
      1 day 8 hours ago

      Nirmaan (creation), is designed as a rabbit that showcases construction and creation through faster growth, and agility along with forward movement to characterize the contemporary Indian highway system. The mascot’s other elements such as the cap, cape, belt and shield speak of NHAI’s core mission of connectivity, safety, trust and nation-building. The shield’s map illustrates NHAI’s ability to unite regions through nationwide multi-lane projects. 1. Connectivity The symbolism of the rabbit is NHAI’s welcoming face for public interface. It shows creation, faster growth, and building of trust. The FASTag cap, administered by NHAI’s IHMCL, is reflective of the digital driven tolling innovation. 2. Safety The shield imprinted with the map of India showcases NHAI’s priority to protect every traveller on all roads of India. The thumbs-up and the blue are reflective of the reliability that citizens repose in NHAI’s highways. 3. Infrastructure Green signifies eco-friendly and sustainable highway infrastructure and responsibility for the environment. The belt represents structure and discipline of the roadway network. 4. Nation Building The bridge on the cape signifies NHAI’s contribution towards constructing connected roads with a forward looking pace. 5. Convenience Subsequently to the concept, RaFAST also introduces convenience for digital and contactless tolling.

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      NaitikSingh_34
      NaitikSingh
      1 day 8 hours ago

      This is my presentation on NHAI mascot and it's symbolism and the rest is my work have a look please. Thank you.

      tailor zameer ahmed
      Tailor Zameer Ahmed
      1 day 8 hours ago

      Nations pride seamless connectivity,safe roads.

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      sandip tukaram nawale
      Sandip Tukaram Nawale
      1 day 8 hours ago

      Mascot Name: SAARTHI S.A.A.R.T.H.I. – Safe & Aware, Always Responsible Towards Highways & Infrastructure SAARTHI represents a trusted road safety companion who guides every road user towards safer and more responsible behaviour. Inspired by the Indian meaning of “Saarthi” as a guide, the mascot reflects NHAI’s commitment to safety, connectivity, trust, innovation and nation-building. The helmet represents protection and promotes helmet use among cyclists, two-wheeler riders and pillion riders for every journey, whether short or long. The highway-inspired design symbolizes seamless mobility and progress, while the tricolour elements reflect national pride. Friendly, youthful and approachable, SAARTHI aims to educate, sensitise and motivate citizens to make road safety a lifelong habit.

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      bhageerathinavada
      Bhageerathi Navada
      1 day 8 hours ago

      Namaste I have given the name for moscot design as Swarajya traveler. Swarajya (Self-Reliance & Pride): Rooted in modern India's spirit of Atmanirbhar Bharat (Self-Reliant India), "Swarajya" reflects national pride, modern infrastructure development, and seamless sovereignty over our roads. Traveler (Progress & Connectivity): Represents every citizen using Indian National Highways, moving smoothly across the country with speed, safety, and modern convenience. I have added a tiger in the moscot design as a main character, As India’s national animal, the Bengal Tiger represents strength, agility, and modern resilience. Positioned as a friendly mascot, it symbolizes NHAI’s commitment to building world-class, robust infrastructure across the nation. The Digital Tablet (Tech-Driven Infrastructure): The tablet displays the FASTag and GPS symbols, highlighting NHAI’s digital transformation. It points directly to the future of Indian transit—seamless electronic tolling, real-time satellite navigation, and intelligent traffic management. The Thumbs-Up (Safety, Trust & Approval): The confident thumbs-up gesture communicates speed, reliability, and approval. It gives travelers the assurance that Indian highways are safe, efficient, and hassle-free. The design summary "Swarajya Traveler brings together national pride and cutting-edge digital mobility. The Bengal Tiger represents the power of India's highway network, while the tablet showcasing FASTag and GPS technology—backed by a welcoming thumbs-up—signals a fast, smart, and reliable journey for every citizen." I would like to thank the government and NHAI team for giving this wonderful opportunity to participate Thankyou...

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      ashoka.be@gmail.com
      ashoka.be@gmail.com
      1 day 9 hours ago

      No Accident Highways in India Mascot to show NHAI with Sign boards, Signals, Road markings. The Mascot is themed to use Tiger and Peacock which is our national animal and bird.

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