Commemorative Postage Stamp on 2nd International Tiger Forum: Celebrating India’s Tiger Conservation Legacy The relationship between humankind and animals has always shaped civilizations. In India, the land of Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism, the principle of non-violence (Ahimsa) is deeply ingrained in philosophy and culture. Animals are revered as companions of gods and goddesses—among them, the […]
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Ondiveeran – The Unsung Hero of India’s Freedom Struggle Early Life and Background Ondiveeran, originally named Muthuveeran, was born in Sankaran Kovil (present-day Thenkasi district, Tamil Nadu) as the eighth child of Chellaiyah Pagadai and Karuppaiee, who commanded the village of Nerkattan Sevayal. He hailed from the lineage of local chieftains who once held power […]
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Evolution of the Indian National Flag Symbol of National Pride The flag is more than just cloth and colours—it is the soul of a nation, embodying its values, heritage, and aspirations. The National Flag of India, popularly known as the Tiranga, is an identity of the people before the world and evokes deep patriotic emotions. […]
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Constitutional Foundations The Constitution of India is built on multiple fundamentals, with equality and justice standing as its guiding beacons. The Preamble emphasizes three dimensions of justice social, economic, and political highlighting their relevance at all times. To ensure these ideals, the concept of a welfare state is enshrined under the Directive Principles of State […]
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Origins of Chess in India Chess, one of the world’s most ancient, intellectual, and cognitive games, is a unique blend of sport, science, and art. The game, which Voltaire once described as the one that “reflects most honour on human wit,” has its roots in ancient India. Its earliest known form was Chaturanga, dating back […]
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Early Life and Education Swami Karpatri Ji Maharaj, originally named Harinarayan Ojha, was born in Bhatni village of Pratapgarh district, Uttar Pradesh, to Smt. Shivrani Devi and Shri Ramnidhi Ojha on the second day of Shukla Paksha in Shravan month (964 Vikrami). From an early age, he excelled in Sanskrit, Grammar, Philosophy, Bhagwat, Nyayashastra, and […]
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Mumbai Samachar Stamp – Celebrating 200 Years of India’s Oldest Newspaper The Power of the Press in Modern Civilization Newspapers have always been the backbone of modern civilization. They keep us informed about the latest developments, shape public opinion on issues of national and international importance, and provide a platform for people’s voices to be […]
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India’s 2022 Delhi University centenary stamp (Rs. 10 / 1000 Paise, issued 1 May) is a commemorative tribute to the University of Delhi’s 100 years of higher‑education excellence since its founding in 1922. The design centres on the varsity’s emblem—an elephant, an open book, and the Sanskrit motto “Nishtha Dhriti Satyam”—above a detailed illustration of its iconic heritage building, turning the stamp into a pocket‑sized monument to an institution that has shaped the minds of millions of students over a century.
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The Department of Posts issued this commemorative stamp on April 21, 2022, to honor the 400th Prakash Gurpurab of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji. This release pays tribute to the ninth Sikh Guru’s profound spiritual legacy and his supreme sacrifice for religious freedom. The stamp serves as a national homage to a pivotal figure in India’s historical and religious landscape.
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This commemorative postage stamp honors Dr. Pandurang Vaman Kane, a distinguished Sanskrit scholar and Bharat Ratna recipient renowned for his monumental work on the Dharmashastra. The Department of Posts issued this design to honor his legacy as a jurist and historian who transformed the academic study of Indian law and culture. This five rupee stamp serves as a lasting inspiration for researchers and students of India's intellectual history.
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