
The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has launched a contest to design its official logo and motto. Entries must be in Sanskrit or Hindi, with a 100-word concept note, and submitted by…
The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) has launched a contest to design its official logo and motto. Entries must be in Sanskrit or Hindi, with a 100-word concept note, and submitted by 5 October 2026. The design should symbolise consumer rights, trust, and transparency. The winner will receive Rs 25,000 and a certificate from the Department of Consumer Affairs. The logo will be used across CCPA’s publications, campaigns, and digital platforms.
The government’s insistence on entries only in Sanskrit or Hindi for a national regulator’s logo may exclude talented designers from other Indian languages. A logo should speak to all consumers, not just one language group. That said, Rs 25,000 is a modest prize, the real test will be whether the winning design ever appears on CCPA’s publications or digital platforms, or if this remains a paper exercise.
Source: mygov.in
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