Part of the Indigenous Breeds of Cattle series, this stamp issued on April 25, 2000, honours the Kankrej Zebu — Gujarat's celebrated dual-purpose cattle breed. Globally admired for their remarkable endurance, these powerful animals excel in both dairy production and heavy draught work, embodying the strength and resilience at the heart of India's rural agricultural heritage.
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Part of the Indigenous Breeds of Cattle series, this stamp issued on April 25, 2000, celebrates the Gir Zebu — originating from Gujarat's Gir forests. Globally acclaimed for exceptional milk production and remarkable adaptability, this resilient breed stands as a proud symbol of India's rich agricultural heritage and the enduring value of preserving superior native livestock.
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Vedic Reform Movement and Its Global Impact The Arya Samaj was founded by Swami Dayananda Saraswati on April 7, 1875, in Bombay. Built on ten universal principles, the Arya Samaj aims to revive and promote the Vedic way of life while encouraging truth, righteousness, and social upliftment. Its guiding motto, “Krinvanto Vishwam Aryam” (Make the […]
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Introduction The Slow Loris is one of the most unusual and fascinating animals of North-East India. It was featured on a commemorative postage stamp issued by India Post during Indepex–Asiana 2000. The stamp highlights the rich biodiversity of Tripura and neighbouring regions. Appearance The Slow Loris has a round head, soft fur, and large shining […]
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Introduction The Wild Guava is a rare and little-known plant found in the forests of Tripura. It was featured on a commemorative postage stamp issued by India Post during Indepex–Asiana 2000. The stamp was issued to highlight the rich natural heritage and biodiversity of North-East India. Appearance Wild Guava is smaller and bushier than the […]
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Introduction The Sangai Deer, also known as the brow-antlered deer, is one of the rarest and most graceful animals of India. It was featured on a commemorative postage stamp issued by India Post during Indepex–Asiana 2000. The stamp celebrates the unique wildlife of Manipur and draws attention to the need for conservation. Appearance The Sangai […]
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Introduction The Siroi Lily is one of the most beautiful and rare flowers of India. It was featured on a commemorative postage stamp issued by India Post during Indepex–Asiana 2000. The stamp honours the unique natural heritage of Manipur and highlights the need to preserve its rare flora. Appearance The Siroi Lily is admired for […]
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Freedom Fighter and Champion of Workers’ Rights Basawon Sinha (1909–1989) was a prominent freedom fighter from Bihar who played a crucial role in India’s independence movement. After independence, he continued his lifelong mission of working for the upliftment of workers and marginalized sections of society. Early Life and Revolutionary Influence Born in Jamalpur near Vaishali […]
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Martyr for Andhra State and Social Reformer Potti Sriramulu (1901–1952), popularly known as Amarajeevi (immortal soul), was a dedicated freedom fighter and Gandhian who sacrificed his life for the formation of Andhra State and the upliftment of marginalized communities. Early Life and Gandhian Influence Deeply inspired by the philosophy and teachings of Mahatma Gandhi, Potti […]
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First Elected Chief Minister of Hyderabad State Burgula Ramakrishna Rao (1899–1967) was a prominent freedom fighter, visionary leader, and the first elected Chief Minister of the erstwhile Hyderabad State. He played a crucial role in integrating Hyderabad with the Indian Union and advancing social and agrarian reforms. Early Career and Legal Excellence Dr. Burgula Ramakrishna […]
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