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  • 15 July 1975

Veena

On July 15, 1975, India Post issued a 100 paise definitive stamp featuring the Veena, one of India's oldest and most revered classical musical instruments. Closely associated with Goddess Saraswati, the veena has long symbolized wisdom, learning, and artistic excellence. Renowned for its rich, resonant tone and expressive range, it occupies a central place in India's classical music traditions, particularly Carnatic music, while also influencing other musical forms. Issued as part of the definitive series, the stamp celebrates India's enduring musical heritage and the timeless legacy of its classical traditions. For philatelists interested in music, culture, and India's artistic heritage, this definitive issue honors an instrument that has inspired generations of musicians and remains a lasting symbol of the nation's cultural identity.

Date of issue July 15, 1975
Denomination 100ps

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