This symbol reminds us of an Indian identify while it has an International standard .In the Present;Visual identify, the form has been derived from the national bird peacock encompassing a solid circle to symbolise National Savings Institute. At glance, it also gives a clear image of indianness .A circle in the central shows relationship of the organization with finance and savings .Surrounding elements around the circle give the sign of collection, collation, safety and security for small savings.

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Interest Rate Since Inception

YEAR	RATE OF INTEREST (%)
01-04-1981 to 31-12-1998	5.50
01-01-1999 to 28-02-2001	4.50
01-03-2001 to 30-11-2011	3.50
01-12-2011 to 31-03-2024	4.0

National Savings Institute, Ministry of Finance (DEA) Govt. of India First Floor,ICCW Building.4,Deen Dayal Upadhayaya Marg,New Delhi-110002.
E-mail ID : nsi[at]nsiindia[dot]gov[dot]in