In 1916, Karnataka Lingayat Education(K.L.E.) Society was established by the Seven Founder Life Members, who are additionally tended to as "Saptarishis"[Seven Saints]. From 1984 onwards, K.L.E. Society began Dental, Education, Nursing, Information Technology, Computer Applications, Hotel Management, Business Management, Tourism, Fashion Designing, Agriculture Colleges and Polytechnics crosswise over India. Today under the administration of Mr. Prabhakar Kore a capable and dynamic group pioneer KLE Society runs 210 organizations. Every one of these portrayals are of a checked hugeness. The Sacred Bull, the vehicle of Lord Shiva is of complex significance for Hindus, particularly South Indians. This is all the more so for Lingayats, who structure a noteworthy network in the State of Karnataka. Most of Lingayats are ranchers, and the bullock is the foundation of development. The Lingayats, hence, treat the Sacred Bull with devotion and religious intensity. The Sacred Bull in the Emblem is suggestive of the incredible and respectable administration that Lingayats have been rendering in the field of instruction through the K.L.E Society. 

The 'Flying Bird' in the focal point of the Hexagram is the image of stirred youth-control focused on responding to any call and errand for the upliftment of the individuals, particularly the cultivating network. In this way, the fundamental target of teaching the instructively impeded individuals is satisfied by the administrations that the K.L.E. Society has been rendering all through these 87 years. The 'Isthtalinga' held in the palm in a venerating stance is suggestive of the spreading of Veershaiva religion-the religion of Lingayats-and the radiance around it shows the light of information through which Veershaivas have constantly attempted to disperse numbness and edify individuals with a mainstream standpoint.