INDEPEX 1997, International Stamp Exhibition – Mother Teresa
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On May 10, 1996, India Post released this ₹30 miniature sheet, a stunning collective tribute to the "Himalayan Ecology." By grouping these four specific species, the issue illustrates the delicate layers of life in the world's highest mountain range, from the vibrant flora of the alpine meadows to the resilient fauna of the rocky heights. The sheet features the Saussurea simpsoniana and the Himalayan Blue Poppy, representing the botanical wonders that survive freezing winds. Alongside them, the Blood Pheasant and the Markhor represent the animal kingdom's mastery over the rugged terrain. This miniature sheet is more than just a beautiful display; it is a visual narrative of biodiversity. It highlights how each species is specialized for high-altitude survival and emphasizes that the disappearance of one would threaten the balance of the entire ecosystem. It remains a prized piece for collectors who value the intersection of natural science and art.
Continue ReadingThe Lion of Assam Gopinath Bardoloi, widely regarded as the architect of modern Assam, was born on 6 June 1890 and passed away on 5 August 1950. Revered as Lokapriya (beloved leader), his life was a shining example of dedication, courage, and service to the people. Early Life and Education The second son of Dr. […]
Continue ReadingWhile addressing the 69th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) on 27 September 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, urged the global community to adopt an International Day of Yoga. Describing Yoga as “an invaluable gift of ancient Indian tradition,” he highlighted that it embodies unity of mind and body, […]
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