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      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:
      Others
      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 The mascot must be original and unpublished.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)

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      Anshika Sharma
      1 day 1 hour ago

      MASCOT NAME: DHARA* *Daughter of Highways and Roads for Aatmanirbhar Bharat.* Dhara means Earth — the one that connects, nurtures and sustains, just like NHAI's highways. *1. THE CORE CONCEPT - Braid Becomes Highway* This is the most unique idea of your design. Your long white braid transforms into a National Highway with white lane markings. *Meaning:* Just like three strands of hair weave together to make a strong braid, NHAI weaves different highways together to form one united *BharatMala*. It symbolizes *Tradition to Progress, Connectivity that binds India.* *2. ATTIRE & CULTURAL IDENTITY* - *Green Saree with Leaf Pattern:* Represents NHAI's flagship initiative *Harit Path - Green Highways*. The leaf motifs show afforestation and green corridors along highways. - *Orange Blouse & Border:* Symbolizes energy, enthusiasm and auspiciousness. - *Jhumka, Bindi, Chappal:* Makes her relatable — a common Indian daughter, not a corporate cartoon. Every village and city can connect with her. *3. SAFETY FIRST* - *Yellow Safety Helmet with "Bharatmala NHAI" Logo:* This is the real uniform of every NHAI engineer and worker. Yellow is the universal color of safety, trust and caution. - *Message:* NHAI's first commitment is safe roads for everyone. *4. WHAT SHE HOLDS - TWO PROMISES* - *Tricolor Flag in Right Hand:* National pride. National Highways are the pride of the nation, carrying the Tiranga across India. - *Potted Sapling in Left Hand:* Promise of a sustainable future. NHAI not only builds roads but also builds oxygen, planting millions of trees along highways. *5. FINAL PITCH > My mascot, DHARA, embodies NHAI's vision of building sustainable, safe and smart highways. Her green saree with leaf prints and the sapling she holds represent NHAI's Harit Path initiative for eco-friendly green corridors. Her yellow safety helmet with the NHAI logo signifies safety and trust. Her unique feature is her long braid that seamlessly transforms into a highway with lane markings, symbolizing how NHAI connects the diverse strands of India into one strong BharatMala. Holding the Tiranga, she represents a Strong Nation built on Green Highways and Smart Journeys. *Tagline:* *"Daughter of Highways, Pride of the Nation"* or *"Green Highways, Smart Journeys, Strong Nation".

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      Aysha_1011
      Aysha
      1 day 1 hour ago

      YAATRI Yaatri, which means traveller, is a friendly modern robot mascot created to represent the people who use India’s highways every day. It represents the idea of making every journey safe, smooth, smart, and comfortable. Yaatri’s robotic design reflects India’s growing use of technology and innovation in improving our roads and highways. His cheerful face and bright blue eyes gives him a friendly personality and makes him easy to connect with. The orange safety helmet represents road construction, safety, and the people who work to build and maintain our highways. His blue reflective vest highlights the importance of visibility and safety on the road. The Indian flag on his vest adds a sense of national pride. Rather than being just a mascot, Yaatri is imagined as a friendly companion to every traveller, encouraging everyone to follow road-safety practices. Thus Yaatri tries to convey the following message: “Every journey matters, with the roads being safe and innovative.”

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      ROMASINHA_1
      ROMASINHA
      1 day 1 hour ago

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      MokshithBL
      MokshithBL
      1 day 1 hour ago

      Meet RAJABHATA, A soldier/warrior mascot representing NHAI The name RAJABHATA means a royal soldier in Sanskrit. He is wearing an armour representing strength and safety. His white helmet's shape resembles helmet worn by NHAI engineers. It represents innovation, road safety and nation building. His green dhoti represents sustainability. His armour is adorned with road like elements on his torso representing connectivity. It also reminds of NHAI logo. His wide eyes and friendly smile evokes trust. He is also a guardian. And moreover who else can represent Rajamarg(national highways) better than a Rajabhata(royal soldier). One more thing, If you feel difficult to adapt his sleeves design into 3D, you can make those sleeves completely blue. Thank you.

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      ROMASINHA_1
      ROMASINHA
      1 day 1 hour ago

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      ayansaddique_1
      Ayan Saddique
      1 day 2 hours ago

      This mascot design, “ANANT,” is handmade by Ayan using poster colours. ANANT has been created by keeping in mind the six key visions of Indian highways—sustainable infrastructure, road safety, seamless connectivity, innovation, trust, and nation-building. The mascot is designed as a friendly character, with its body formed in a continuous loop shape to represent endless connection and the continuous bond between highways and people. The name “ANANT,” meaning infinite or endless, reflects the idea of continuous progress and connectivity. Through its simple and friendly appearance, ANANT represents a journey that keeps moving forward and connecting people.

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      Manasa_2046
      Manasa oleti
      1 day 2 hours ago

      This mascot represents the Indian Highway as a symbol of safety, responsibility, progress, and public service. Designed as a cheerful young highway guardian, the mascot creates a friendly and trustworthy connection with road users. His traditional Indian attire represents our cultural identity and the values of discipline, respect, and service. The highway symbol on his turban and belt clearly connects him with roads and transportation. The black-and-white road markings on his outfit represent a well-maintained highway and safe lane discipline. His thumbs-up gesture communicates confidence, encouragement, and a positive message to every traveller. The walking stick symbolizes authority, guidance, and protection, showing that the mascot is always ready to guide and safeguard road users. His bright eyes and smiling face make him cute, approachable, and memorable, especially for children. Overall, the mascot represents a safe, smart, strong, and responsible highway system, promoting disciplined driving and safer journeys across India.

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      Ratnapriya Pandey
      Ratnapriya Pandey
      1 day 2 hours ago

      I used ibis paint to design my mascot. Trustle, is combination of word turtle and trust. I couldn't think of any better mascot and name than this.

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      Piyush Tyagi 23
      Piyush Tyagi
      1 day 2 hours ago

      NHAI MASCOT PRESENTATION - Piyush Tyagi (designbypiyush29@gmail.com)

      (2.51 MB )
      Samarjeetkhuntia
      Samarjeetkhuntia
      1 day 2 hours ago

      Summary: The NAHI logo symbolizes road safety, awareness, and responsible mobility, combining roads, traffic signals, zebra crossing, and a safety worker. The blue-orange design represents trust, caution, and visibility, supported by the message: “Your Safety Is Our Safety.”

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