Early Life and Rise in the Freedom Struggle Born on 23 January 1897, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose was a brilliant student and a charismatic leader from a young age. His deep commitment to India’s freedom brought him to the forefront of the nationalist movement. In 1938, he became the President of the Indian National Congress. […]
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India’s Eternal Spiritual Tradition Since the Vedic times, India has been a land of deep spirituality, wisdom, and devotion. Its scriptures not only address human aspirations but also elevate the soul towards higher consciousness. In this majestic spiritual landscape, Paliyad in Gujarat holds a revered place, comparable to Haridwar and other sacred pilgrimages. It has […]
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Legacy of Education Education shapes not only individuals but also communities, instilling knowledge, values, and skills that empower generations. With this vision, Sardar School was founded by the Oswal Samaj on 28th August 1896, under the gracious hands of Maharaja Shri Sir Pratap Singh of Jodhpur. What began as a modest academic initiative soon grew […]
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The Garo Hills and Its People The Garo Hills, now part of Meghalaya, is predominantly inhabited by the Garos, belonging to the Tibeto-Burman race. The Garos proudly call themselves the Achiks, and their land as Achikland. From time immemorial, they lived as an independent tribe, maintaining their traditions, identity, and sovereignty amidst the hills. Early […]
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India’s Strength in Science and Technology In the 21st century, India has emerged as a strong player in the fields of science and technology, supported by world-class institutions and skilled manpower. Among these institutions, the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) hold a place of pride, shaping the country’s knowledge economy and contributing to technological advancement […]
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Origins and Early History Medical education in Northeast India began with the establishment of the Berry White School of Medicine in Dibrugarh in 1900. Founded through the generosity of Dr. John Berry White, a philanthropist who donated his life savings of ₹50,000, the school initially trained Licentiate Medical Practitioners (LMPs) before India’s independence. This early […]
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Vijay Vallabh Surishwer Stamp – Honouring a Visionary Saint India Post issued the Vijay Vallabh Surishwer stamp to pay tribute to one of the most revered Jain saints, a spiritual leader whose life was devoted to non-violence, education, and nation-building. This commemorative issue not only celebrates his extraordinary contributions but also highlights the deep connection […]
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INTERPOL Commemorative Postage Stamp – Celebrating the 90th General Assembly in India India Post released a commemorative postage stamp to mark the 90th General Assembly of INTERPOL, held in New Delhi from 18–21 October 2022. This philatelic issue not only celebrates India’s proud role in international policing but also commemorates the centennial journey of the […]
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Pincode Commemorative Postage Stamp – 50 Years of Simplifying India’s Mail Delivery India Post issued a commemorative postage stamp to celebrate 50 years of the Pincode system in India, a remarkable innovation that revolutionized mail delivery across the country. Introduced on 15 August 1972, the Postal Index Number (PIN) has since become an integral part […]
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Sawai Gandharva: Commemorative Postage Stamp Honoring a Maestro of Indian Classical Music Pandit Rambhau Kundgolkar, lovingly remembered as Sawai Gandharva, was one of the most influential figures of Hindustani classical music and the pioneer torchbearer of the Kirana Gharana tradition. Born on January 18, 1886, in Amminbhavi, a small village in Karnataka’s Dharwad district, his […]
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