The Emblem that the "Karnataka Lingayat Education Society" has adopted officially is cautiously designed, beautifully and meaning fully carves out and symbolizes the ideology that the K.L.E Society stands for. It truly reflects the aims, objectives and the aspirations of the Society.

The sacred bull is symbolic of service; the ‘Flying Bird’ of awakened youth raising with great powers and ready to take up any challenge; the ‘hexagram’ of Veershaiva Dharma points towards its secular outlook in the service of the people; the ‘Ishtalinga’ in the palm and the halo around it are suggestive of the knowledge to remove ignorance of the people in the fulfillment of the Veershaiva Philosophy. Therefore, the idea of the Emblem is that by the union of Dharma, Knowledge, Service and Sacrifice, the K.L.E. Society has a vision of giving excellent educational service to the people of all castes, creeds, religions and region. People who take responsibility do not pray and those who pray do not take responsibility. Spirituality brings both together simultaneously. Karnataka Lingayat Education Society. Established in 1916, by the dedicated, radical and committed congregation of seven young persons of great vision and perceptivity, rightly remembered as saptarishis.

Society has turned out today as one of the Banyan Institutions in the country. The Society caters to many diverse fields starting from kindergarten level to post doctoral research, in various streams like engineering, medicine, pharmacy, nursing, dentistry, physiotherapy, polytechnic, hotel management, ayurveda, science, arts, commerce, law, job oriented courses, teachers training and agriculture. With a strong network of over 211 educational institutions spread in Karnataka, part of Maharashtra and even in Delhi, the K.L.E. Society enjoys an unrivalled status in India, especially in the South. To advance the cause of education, the society has employed over 8,266 men and women committed to academic excellence, and have over 71,883 students on its roll and Rs. 50 Billion in assets. Obviously, the K.L.E Society today, stands second to none. The Society with an affluent heritage of 93 years of selfless services is setting ahead in its mission of spreading and widening the luminescence of knowledge and is endeavoring to cater to the metamorphic needs of the high-powered and high-seeded Indian society.

The Board of Management comprising of eminent people under the patronage of the Chairman, Shri. Prabhakar B. Kore has set higher goals. Shri Prabhakar B. Kore Chairman of K.L.E Society is the first Kannadian to receive "Gaints International Award: 2004" for his tremendous service in educational field. The Chairman has been taking the society at the optimum heights of success in the areas of education, service and selfless wisdom. This giant body has withstood the test of time and space and is realistic example for the truth "Work is worship".