Commonwealth Day marks the evolution of an informal organization of nations with significant British settler populations into a more structured entity. Initially comprising countries like Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa, the Commonwealth gained definition with the Balfour Formula in 1926. This formula outlined the autonomous status of member nations within the British Empire, […]
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Commonwealth Day holds significance as it commemorates the evolution of the Commonwealth, originally formed as an informal organization primarily consisting of countries with substantial British settler populations such as Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. The Balfour Formula of 1926 provided the initial definition of the Commonwealth’s status and mutual relationships, emphasizing the autonomy […]
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The Seventh Non-Aligned Summit, held in New Delhi from 7th to 11th March, 1983, marked a significant gathering of nations committed to the principles of non-alignment. This summit followed earlier meetings held in Belgrade (1961), Cairo (1964), Lusaka (1970), Algiers (1973), Colombo (1976), and Havana (1979), showcasing the growing strength and solidarity of the Non-Aligned […]
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The Seventh Non-Aligned Summit, convened in New Delhi from 7th to 11th March 1983, marked a significant milestone in the history of the Non-Aligned Movement. Preceded by summits in Belgrade (1961), Cairo (1964), Lusaka (1970), Algiers (1973), Colombo (1976), and Havana (1979), this gathering reflected the growing influence and membership of the movement, which had […]
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The Jat Regiment holds a significant place in the history of the Indian Army, tracing its origins back to 1803 when its first Battalion was raised in Fatehgarh as 1/22 Bengal Native Infantry, later redesignated as 1/9 Jat Regiment. The Regiment’s legacy of valor and bravery began early, with its epic march from Kabul to […]
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International Crane Workshop, Bharatpur The Siberian Crane (Grus leucogeranus), also known as ‘The Lily Birds’ in India and the ‘Snow Wreath’ in the Soviet Union, is among the most endangered birds globally, believed to have inhabited the planet for over a million years. With only about 200 individuals remaining, their population has dwindled due to […]
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, born on January 30, 1882, in Hyde Park, New York, was the only son of James Roosevelt and Sara Delano Roosevelt. He received a private education, attending Groton and Harvard, as well as Columbia University, before being admitted to the Bar in 1907. His political career began with notable positions such as […]
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First Indian Antarctic Expedition The Department of Ocean Development was established on July 24, 1981, and within six months of its inception, it organized the first scientific expedition to Antarctica. This pioneering endeavor involved a 21-member team from seven different institutions, with Dr. S.Z. Qasim leading the expedition. Departing from Goa on December 6, the […]
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INPEX-82: Celebrating Philately and Stamp Collecting Philately, the study of postage stamps and postal history, holds a special place in the hearts of collectors worldwide. Recognizing the importance of promoting this hobby, the Indian Posts & Telegraphs Department has been at the forefront of organizing exhibitions to showcase philatelic material and foster a sense of […]
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INPEX-82: A Celebration of Philately Philately, the study and collection of postage stamps, holds a special place in the hearts of enthusiasts worldwide. Recognizing its significance, the Indian Posts & Telegraphs Department has been at the forefront of promoting philately through various exhibitions. One such milestone event is the Fourth India National Exhibition, known as […]
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