This commemorative stamp was released on April 21, 2024, to honor Bhagwan Mahaveer during the 2550th Nirvan Kalyanak celebrations. As the twenty-fourth Tirthankar of Jainism, Mahaveer remains a timeless symbol of non-violence, spiritual enlightenment, and social equality. The design reflects his enduring legacy and the profound impact of his teachings on peace and universal compassion across the world.
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This commemorative postage stamp honors Mahatma Hansraj, a towering figure in Indian education and social reform who dedicated his life to selfless service. Released on April 20, 2024, the issue celebrates his legacy as a founding pillar of the DAV movement, which sought to modernize learning while preserving cultural values. His visionary leadership helped establish a network of institutions that continues to shape the academic landscape across the country today.
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A Tribute to 100 Years of Unity and Struggle The All India Railwaymen’s Federation (AIRF) Centenary Stamp celebrates one of the most powerful trade union movements in India’s history. Established on 24 April 1924, the AIRF played a pivotal role in safeguarding the rights of railway workers and shaping the labor movement in India. This […]
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The Traditional Theatre Art of Karnataka Yakshagana is a distinctive and vibrant traditional performing art form of Karnataka, with a history spanning over six centuries. Evolving from its folk roots, it has grown into a highly sophisticated theatre that beautifully integrates the principles of Bharata’s Natya Shastra. A Unique Blend of Dance, Drama, and Music […]
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Sarangadhar Das – The Gadjat Gandhi Sarangadhar Das (1886–1957) was a revolutionary leader, scientist, parliamentarian, and prolific writer who played a pivotal role in Odisha’s struggle against princely oppression. Fondly remembered as “Gadjat Gandhi”, he spearheaded the Prajamandal Movement in several princely states of Odisha, becoming a symbol of people’s resistance and reform. Early Life […]
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A Precious Gift to India God has blessed the Indian Church, particularly the Franciscan Clarist Congregation, with the precious gift of Saint Alphonsa—the first woman saint from India, the land of Rishis and Sages. Her life stands as a radiant testimony to the dynamic power of love: a love that leads to total surrender to […]
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Celebrating the Dreams of Young India India celebrates Children’s Day on 14th November with great enthusiasm in honour of Jawaharlal Nehru, lovingly called Chacha Nehru by children. The first Prime Minister of India had a deep affection for children and believed that in their bright eyes lay the dreams of a strong, vibrant, and resurgent […]
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The Commonwealth Games is a prestigious multinational, multi-sport event held every four years, bringing together elite athletes from across the Commonwealth of Nations. The Games are governed by the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF), which oversees their direction and control. Historical Evolution The first edition of the Games, then known as the British Empire Games, was […]
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A Timeless Institution In an age dominated by telephones, mobile phones, and e-mail, we often take modern communication for granted. Behind these conveniences stand generations of inventive minds and devoted workers whose spirit of adventure built the institutions we cherish today. Among them, the Post Office occupies a unique and intimate place in human life. […]
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The Commonwealth stretches from Africa to Asia and from the Pacific to the Caribbean, and has more than 1.7 billion people, making up nearly 30% of the world’s population, comprising many faiths, races, languages, and cultures. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is the patron of the Games and HRH the Earl of Wessex, G.C.V.O. is […]
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