Introduction The second stamp of the Millennium Issue titled “Unity in Diversity, Respect for All Religions” depicts an ancient Buddhist wall painting from Tabo Monastery. This painting forms part of the rich artistic heritage of the monastery and reflects the spiritual traditions of Buddhism in India. Source of the Painting The stamp reproduces a section […]
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Introduction The Tabo Monastery was featured on a commemorative stamp issued as part of the Millennium Issue titled “Unity in Diversity, Respect for All Religions.” The stamp honours one of the oldest and most important Buddhist monasteries in India and celebrates the country’s tradition of religious harmony. Location and History Tabo Monastery is situated in […]
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India is one of the world’s oldest civilizations, with a cultural heritage that stretches back thousands of years. Throughout its history, India has embraced people of different religions, languages, customs, and beliefs. This rich blend of traditions forms the foundation of Indian nationhood and reflects the timeless idea of unity in diversity. To celebrate this […]
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Teachings of Jesus Christ and Global Celebration The teachings of Jesus Christ are beautifully summarized in the Sermon on the Mount, one of the most influential spiritual discourses in history. His message emphasizes humility, compassion, righteousness, and peace: These teachings form the moral foundation of Christianity and continue to inspire millions worldwide. Life and Message […]
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50 Years of Service Honoured on Commemorative Stamp India, the world’s largest democracy, supports nearly 16% of the global population on just 2.4% of the world’s land area. With a rapidly growing population, the need for planned and responsible parenthood became evident soon after independence. Recognizing this, the Government of India launched the world’s first […]
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Hindustan Times is one of India’s most prominent and respected newspapers, with a rich legacy rooted in the country’s freedom struggle and nation-building journey. Founded as an evening daily in Delhi in 1924, its first issue was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi on September 24, 1924, and featured contributions from eminent leaders such as Motilal Nehru, […]
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History, Growth, and Future Outlook Thermal Power in India has been the backbone of the country’s electricity generation for over a century. It began in 1899 with the commissioning of a 1 MW thermal power plant in Kolkata (then Calcutta), owned by the Calcutta Electric Supply Corporation. Since then, thermal power has experienced remarkable growth, […]
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P. Kakkan (1909–1981) was a respected freedom fighter, social reformer, Congress leader, and public servant from Tamil Nadu. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi from an early age, he dedicated his life to India’s independence and later to the welfare of the people through social reform and political service. To recognize his contribution, the Department of Posts […]
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Dr. Punjabrao Deshmukh (1898–1965), popularly known as Bhausaheb Deshmukh, was a freedom fighter, social reformer, educationist, and one of India’s most respected leaders in the field of agriculture. He played an important role in India’s freedom struggle and later devoted his life to improving the condition of farmers, students, and rural communities. To honor his […]
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Indulal Kanaiyalal Yagnik (1892–1972) was a distinguished freedom fighter, social reformer, farmer leader, and one of the most influential political figures of Gujarat. He played a vital role in India’s freedom struggle and later became widely known for leading the Mahagujarat Movement for the creation of a separate Gujarat state. To honor his remarkable contribution, […]
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