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Aga Khan Foundation

Spirit of Giving “It is well to give when asked but it is better to give unasked, through understanding.” – Kahlil Gibran The true driving force behind charity is an unbounded love for humanity and a deep spirit of compassion. The most profound form of generosity is voluntary giving — inspired not by obligation, but […]

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Jasmine

Issued on April 26, 2008, this Rs. 20 miniature sheet celebrates Jasmine — India's beloved fragrant flower. Known as Juhi, Chameli, Mogra and Malati across regions, jasmine holds a cherished place in Indian culture and tradition. The sheet's two stamps of Rs. 5 and Rs. 15 beautifully capture the flower's delicate white blossoms and timeless charm.

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Madhubala

An Enduring Legend of Hindi Cinema Often referred to as the “Venus of the Indian screen,” Madhubala remains one of the most iconic actresses in the history of Hindi cinema. Alongside her contemporaries like Nargis and Nutan, she achieved a cult status that has endured for decades. Her evocative beauty combined with extraordinary talent gave […]

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Endemic Butterflies of Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Unique Butterfly Fauna of the Islands The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are blessed with a rich and diverse butterfly fauna, owing to their humid tropical rainforests and relatively undisturbed ecological environment. The long geographical isolation of these islands has fostered the evolution of numerous endemic species found nowhere else in the world. The butterfly fauna […]

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Renewable Energy

Powering Sustainable Economic Growth Energy is a fundamental driver of economic development. Every sector of the economy—agriculture, industry, transport, commercial services, and households—depends on a reliable supply of energy. Since independence, India’s development plans have required steadily increasing amounts of energy, leading to a continuous rise in energy consumption across the country. This growing demand […]

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Children’s Day 2007

Celebrating Innocence, Imagination, and Creativity Children are among God’s greatest gifts to humanity. Their innocence, purity of thought, and boundless enthusiasm bring joy and meaning to life. Through wide, wonder-filled eyes, children perceive the world with honesty and imagination, discovering magic in everyday moments. For a child, each day reveals a new secret and a […]

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4Th CISM Military World Games

A Global Celebration of Military Sports India was privileged to host the 4th CISM Military World Games from 14 to 21 October 2007 at Hyderabad and Mumbai. The Games were conducted under the aegis of the Conseil International du Sport Militaire (CISM), also known as the International Military Sports Council, headquartered in Brussels. About CISM […]

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Platinum Jubilee of Indian Air Force

Seventy-Five Years of Courage, Service, and Excellence Established under the Indian Air Force Act (XIV of 1932) passed by the Legislative Assembly on 8 October 1932, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has served the nation with exceptional professionalism, dedication, and valour for over three-quarters of a century. It stands today as one of the oldest […]

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Satyagraha : The Stirring

The Power of Truth and Non-Violence Satyagraha is the philosophy of non-violent resistance most famously associated with Mahatma Gandhi, who used it as a powerful moral force to challenge injustice and ultimately bring an end to British rule in India. Rooted in truth and non-violence, Satyagraha became one of the most influential ideas in the […]

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Landmark Bridges of India

Celebrating Engineering Marvels Through Commemorative Stamps From the earliest days of civilization, humans relied on their own strength to travel. Over time, animals were domesticated, machines were invented, and engineering innovations transformed transportation. Among the most significant of these innovations is the bridge—a structure that connects lands, people, and cultures. Initially inspired by natural formations […]

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