Nilmoni Phukan was a remarkable figure in Assamese literature and journalism. Born in Dibrugarh, Assam, on June 22, 1880, he received his education across various cities, including Dibrugarh, Gauhati, Cooch Behar, and Calcutta. Despite initially studying law, he returned to Dibrugarh and founded the George Institution. Over 15 years, he nurtured it into a thriving […]
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Environmental conservation of forests entails both the protection and enhancement of the quality of our natural environment. Natural resources like air, water, soil, flora, and fauna serve as the fundamental building blocks for national development. India stands out among nations for explicitly addressing the need for environmental protection in its Constitution. The Directive Principles of […]
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Indian civilization is a mosaic of many cultures, within which tribal cultures hold significant importance, especially in the context of modern man’s search for his roots. According to Census reports, about 6.97% of India’s population are tribals. The numerical strength of tribes varies widely, from about two dozen (e.g., Andamanese) to more than 5 million […]
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Indian civilization is a mosaic of many cultures, within which tribal cultures hold great significance, especially in the context of modern man’s search for his roots. According to Census reports, about 6.97% of India’s population are tribals. The numerical strength of tribes varies widely, from about two dozen (e.g., Andamanese) to more than 5 million […]
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Indian civilization encompasses a diverse array of cultures, with tribal cultures holding significant importance, especially in the modern context of individuals seeking their roots. According to Census reports, approximately 6.97% of India’s population are tribals, ranging from small communities like the Andamanese to larger ones like the Bhils, numbering over 5 million. These tribes exhibit […]
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Indian civilization is a tapestry of diverse cultures, among which tribal cultures hold significant importance, especially in the contemporary quest for one’s roots. Census reports indicate that approximately 6.97% of India’s population consists of tribals, ranging in numerical strength from small communities like the Andamanese to larger groups like the Bhils, numbering over 5 million. […]
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This commemorative postage stamp was issued on April 20, 1981, to observe the International Year for Disabled Persons and promote global awareness for rehabilitation. The design highlights the importance of early detection and specialized care to help children with physical or mental impairments become self-reliant members of society. By focusing on integration and support, this release honors the dignity and potential of every individual.
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Heinrich von Stephan was born on January 7, 1831, in Pomerania. After completing his schooling, he entered the Prussian postal service at the age of 17. His career progressed swiftly, and he soon found himself in Cologne, a key hub for postal services between Germany, Western Europe, and transoceanic countries. From Cologne, he advanced to […]
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The movement gained a new dimension when centers of agitation were set up not only in the French enclaves in India but also in countries like Afghanistan, Canada, France, the USA, and the USSR. These were dedicated persons who set the example of sacrificing even their lives at the altar of freedom. The repressive measures […]
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In the annals of Indian Parliament, Ganesh Vasudeo Mavalankar occupies a place of resplendent honor. Jawaharlal Nehru called him the “Father of the Lok Sabha.” His lasting contributions to the molding and development of parliamentary life led Pandit Nehru to observe that his name “will be associated with the Lok Sabha and with our Parliament […]
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