The Indralath Temple at Ranipur Jharial is one of the most remarkable examples of ancient brick temple architecture in India and stands as a proud symbol of the terracotta tradition. Terracotta or baked clay has been in constant use since pre-historic times, and in regions where stone was scarce, architects and artisans transformed humble clay […]
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UNESCO World Heritage Site The Khajuraho Group of Monuments, located in Madhya Pradesh, is a renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its exceptional group of Hindu and Jain temples. These monuments are admired worldwide for their refined Nagara-style architecture, symbolic sculptural expression, and harmonious proportions. Historical Background The Javari Temple is one of the […]
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UNESCO World Heritage Site The Group of Monuments at Pattadakal is a distinguished UNESCO World Heritage Site located in northern Karnataka, on the west bank of the Malaprabha River in Bagalakote district. This historic site represents one of the finest achievements of early medieval Indian temple architecture and stands as a testimony to the artistic […]
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UNESCO World Heritage Site The Church of Bom Jesus is a renowned Roman Catholic basilica located in Goa and forms an integral part of the Churches and Convents of Goa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of the oldest churches in India, reflecting the early phase of Christian architecture introduced during Portuguese rule. […]
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UNESCO World Heritage Site Sarkhej Roza is one of the most prominent landmarks of the Historic City of Ahmedabad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The monument is revered for its architectural elegance, historical importance and spiritual significance, and stands as a fine example of India’s composite cultural heritage. Historical Background The architectural design of Sarkhej […]
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Mahatma Gandhi’s Vision of Ecological Balance Mahatma Gandhi held a deep and enduring concern for ecology and the environment. He believed that human well-being is inseparable from harmony with nature and emphasized living in accordance with natural laws. His philosophy encouraged simplicity, restraint, and respect for the environment, principles that remain highly relevant in today’s […]
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Gandhi’s Vision of Education Mahatma Gandhi believed that education was fundamental to building a peaceful, just, and self-reliant society. He viewed education not merely as academic instruction but as a means to develop a wholesome human personality, capable of resisting violence, injustice, and oppression, and living in harmony with others. Concept of Nai Talim (Basic […]
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Mahatma Gandhi’s Philosophy of Health Mahatma Gandhi viewed health as a harmonious balance between the body, mind, and spirit. He believed that true health could not be achieved through medicine alone, but through a disciplined lifestyle aligned with the laws of nature. His approach to health emphasized simplicity, self-control, and moral living. Commitment to Nature […]
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Mahatma Gandhi’s Vision of Self-Reliant India Mahatma Gandhi believed that self-reliance (Atma-Nirbharta) was the foundation of a strong, just, and independent nation. His vision of self-reliance went beyond economic independence and emphasized moral strength, dignity of labour, and responsible living. Gandhi viewed self-reliance as essential for true freedom and sustainable development. Swadeshi Philosophy and Local […]
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The postage stamp is but a miniature sheet reflecting the shared values and the special relationship between India and the United Nations. To commemorate this enduring partnership, the Department of Posts is delighted to release a Commemorative Postage Stamp on the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations on 23rd October, 2020. Philatelic Collaborations with the […]
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