St. Xavier's Logo

This is the LOGO of St. Xavier's School, Tangrain. The Chakra or Wheel on the Right hand corner is found in the center of India's Tricolour and stands for progress.

The symbole on the left is the Logo of the Society of Jesus-Jesuits which gives the universal trait of the Jesuits being all the things to all people.

The symbole in the bottom right corner is the Logo an oppened book and Diya-light which is the light of knowledge.

The symbole in the bottom left corner is the Logo of a moutain which is symbolizes local demography.

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