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  • Commemorative Stamp
  • 3 July 1987

Festival of India: Sadyah-Snata, Sanghol

A carved figure from Sanghol.

Date of issue July 3, 1987
Denomination Rs. 6.50
Quantity printed 1500000
Printer Security Printing Press, Nashik
Perforation comb 13
Watermark No Watermark
Colours Multicolor
Printing process Photogravure
Catalogue codes Michel IN 1102 Stamp Number IN 1164 Yvert et Tellier IN 917 Stanley Gibbons IN 1251
Themes Art, Sculptures

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A carved stone figure of a woman fresh from bathing, from Sanghol, on a deep red ground, with the words “Festival of India” and “Sadyah-Snata, Sanghol” in Hindi and English, on a ₹6.50 stamp.

The Festival of India in the USSR

India Post issued this ₹6.50 stamp on 3 July 1987, the day the festival opened. It was the largest of the Festivals of India, following those in Britain, the United States and France. Its programme had 20 exhibitions, over 1,700 performing artists, 80 feature films and 17 seminars, across more than 50 cities in the Soviet Union.

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