DIMAPUR — The
official logo of the Nagaland Super League (NSL) was unveiled on Tuesday—a
symbol that captures the league's vision, cultural heritage, and the unifying
power of sport.
According to a press release, the logo’s minimalist design blends
modernity with the deep cultural roots of Nagaland, representing the league’s
strong foundation, current excitement, and ambitious future.
The logo was inspired by the submission of Achumi Takumi and
further modified and conceptualised by the NSL media team, in accordance with
the advisory of the NSL Governing Body.
The shield in the logo serves as the central frame, inspired
by the traditional Naga warrior shields, symbolising strength and resilience.
Its curved, protective shape represents the league’s role in safeguarding and
fostering Nagaland’s passion for football while evoking pride and unity.
At the core is the Mithun, the state animal of Nagaland,
which symbolises strength, resilience, and unity. Deeply rooted in Naga
traditions, the Mithun reflects the shared values of perseverance and courage
that define Naga society.
Its inclusion in the NSL logo aligns with its prominent
presence in the official emblems of both the government of Nagaland and the
Nagaland Football Association.
The gold accents represent excellence, triumph, and
prestige, emphasising the league's competitive stature. The deep navy blue
background conveys stability, trust, and determination, reflecting the league’s
steadfast spirit and commitment.
A football lies at the heart of the logo design, merging
Nagaland’s traditions with its modern enthusiasm for sport. It symbolises the
vibrant passion for football that resonates throughout the state, fostering a
sense of community and shared purpose.
Members of NSL Governing Body during the unveiling of the
logo.
It was mentioned that, while the logo remains true to its
cultural origins, it has been refined with contemporary design elements to
appeal to modern audiences.
