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Collection of Indian Healths (23)

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Indian Health Service (IHS) logo, established 1955, featuring a caduceus and eagle motif within a circular emblem.
The IHS logo combines the caduceus and an eagle to symbolize health care and Native American heritage, encircled by “INDIAN HEALTH SERVICE • PHS • 1955”.
"Make India Healthy™ logo with orange, green, and white circular brushstroke design around bold blue text."
The vibrant Make India Healthy™ logo symbolizes unity, vitality, and national commitment to wellness.
Four Indian women in colorful traditional attire walking together, smiling and linked arm-in-arm.
A joyful group of Indian women in traditional outfits walking arm-in-arm, symbolizing unity, sisterhood, and cultural pride.
Blue caduceus symbol with two snakes entwined around a winged staff, representing medicine and healthcare.
The caduceus: a stylized winged staff entwined by two serpents, commonly associated with medicine and healthcare institutions.
A South Asian family visits a friendly male doctor in a clinic; he examines a young girl while her parents and brother observe.
A caring doctor performs a routine checkup on a young girl as her family watches attentively in a welcoming clinic setting.
Yellow family silhouette (father, mother, child) holding hands under a sun on red background, with faint "National Health Mission" text.
A symbolic representation of family unity and health under the National Health Mission, Government of Sikkim.
Stethoscope forming a heart shape with a pink heart inside, symbolizing healthcare and compassion.
A stethoscope shaped like a heart-representing care, trust, and the human side of medicine.
Indian Health Service (IHS) logo featuring a caduceus with eagle wings, established 1955 under PHS.
The IHS logo combines the caduceus symbol with eagle wings, representing healthcare and Native American heritage, established in 1955 under the Public Health Service.
Stethoscope draped over a map of India colored with national flag hues, symbolizing healthcare in India.
A stethoscope rests on a map of India rendered in saffron, white, and green-the colors of the national flag-highlighting the country’s commitment to health.
Doctor with stethoscope, globe, airplane, ECG line, red cross, and medical icons symbolizing global healthcare and emergency services.
A doctor stands ready with tools of modern medicine, connecting the world through air travel, diagnostics, and life-saving care.
Medical care cycle diagram showing diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and recovery stages around a central patient-in-bed icon.
This diagram illustrates the continuous cycle of patient care-from initial symptoms and diagnosis to treatment, monitoring, and recovery-centered on the patient’s journey.
Family of four standing on a blue ECG line with stethoscope ends, symbolizing family health and medical care.
A colorful illustration of a family integrated into a heartbeat line, representing lifelong health support from pediatrics to senior care.
Woman in colorful tiered skirt and blue top, walking sideways against light blue background.
A graceful side-profile illustration of a woman wearing a bold, multi-hued tiered skirt paired with a soft blue blouse.
Blue caduceus symbol with winged staff and two intertwined snakes, representing medicine and healthcare.
The caduceus: a classic emblem of healing, often seen in medical institutions and health-related branding.
Stylized black amphibian figure with red-and-white concentric diamond pattern on its back, in bold geometric folk art style.
A powerful symbolic frog in traditional geometric style, often associated with water, fertility, and transformation in indigenous iconography.
A Sikh man in orange kurta and white turban sits cross-legged, arms wrapped around knees, head bowed in contemplation or sorrow.
A Sikh man in orange and white sits with arms wrapped around his knees, embodying quiet reflection or emotional vulnerability.
JMAI logo with orange, white, and green wavy bands and a sun icon above the 'i'.
The JMAI logo combines national colors with modern design-orange for energy, white for peace, green for sustainability, and a sun motif for innovation.
Man performing a kneeling lunge stretch with hands on knee, head tilted back, wearing black tank top and red shorts.
A man demonstrates the kneeling lunge stretch-great for opening the hips and relieving tightness after sitting or running.
Colorful paper cutout figures holding hands in a circle, symbolizing unity and diversity.
A joyful circle of multicolored paper figures holding hands-celebrating unity, collaboration, and diversity.
Healthcare professionals reviewing digital health records under a protective shield and umbrella, symbolizing medical data security and care coordination.
A clinician and patient collaborate on health data, protected by digital shields and oversight checklists-representing secure, patient-centered care.
Green-winged caduceus with blue and green intertwined snakes around a central staff, symbolizing healthcare and medicine.
A stylized caduceus featuring green wings and dual blue-green serpents coiled around a central staff, representing medical services and healing.
India: Health care for half a billion people - giz.de
India: Health care for half a billion people - giz.de
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Chapter 4 – Indian Health Service Logo Policy | Part 5
Chapter 4 – Indian Health Service Logo Policy | Part 5