The commemoration of Asia 72, aimed at promoting peace and progress through economic cooperation, is symbolized by the use of multiple projection techniques. The Fair’s symbol, Hand of Buddha, signifies freedom from fear and bestows blessings upon humanity. This insignia, representing Asia 72, is featured on the 20 Paise stamp, while a 9th-century sculpture of […]
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The commemoration of Asia 72, aimed at promoting peace and progress through economic cooperation, is symbolized by the use of multiple projection techniques. The Fair’s symbol, Symbol of Asia ’72 (stylized Hand of Buddha) a stylized representation of Buddha’s hand, signifies freedom from fear and bestows blessings upon humanity. This insignia, representing Asia 72, is […]
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Bhai Vir Singh, born on December 5, 1872, in Amritsar, hailed from a lineage of eminent individuals known for their contributions to social service and literature. He himself emerged as a luminary in the realms of poetry, scholarship, and spirituality. Bhai Vir Singh’s legacy transcends mere literary prowess; he was a multifaceted figure who dedicated […]
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Tanguturi Prakasam, a towering figure in the freedom movement of Andhra Pradesh, embodied the qualities of a great lawyer, journalist, nationalist, and politician. His multifaceted contributions to the nation earned him the revered title of Andhra Kesari, bestowed upon him by the people of Andhra Pradesh. Born on August 23, 1872, in Kanuparthi village, Ongole […]
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Bertrand Russell, a visionary advocate of world peace, envisioned a future where humanity would be engulfed by waves of happiness, dispelling the darkness of hate and fear. Born on May 18, 1872, Russell embarked on a remarkable intellectual journey, studying Mathematics and Moral Sciences at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he later served as a Lecturer […]
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Vemana, a poet revered by the masses, a philosopher advocating equality, and a resilient warrior against injustice, possessed a uniqueness that set him apart. Though the exact year of his birth remains uncertain, it is widely believed that he lived during the latter half of the seventeenth century and the early decades of the eighteenth […]
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V.O. Chidambaram Pillai, affectionately known as V.O.C., left an indelible mark on Indian political life through his remarkable contributions as a scholar, writer, speaker, trade union leader, and fearless freedom fighter. Born on September 5, 1872, in Ottapidaram village, Tamil Nadu, he was raised by Ulaganath Pillai and Paramayi Ammai. Educated in Tuticorin and Tiruchirapalli, […]
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The 25th anniversary of India’s independence in 1972 was a momentous occasion, marking a quarter-century of progress and achievement since breaking free from colonial rule in 1947. India’s journey to freedom was remarkable, characterized by the non-violent struggle led by Mahatma Gandhi, which ultimately compelled the mighty British Empire to concede to the aspirations of […]
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The Indian Army, as it exists today, has its roots in the early days of the East India Company. Following the assumption of direct control by the British crown in 1856, significant reorganization of the Indian Army took place. However, with India gaining independence in 1947, the armed forces were tasked with a new role—to […]
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The 15th of August, 1972, holds dual significance for India—it marks the Silver Jubilee of independence and the birth centenary of one of its distinguished sons, Sri Aurobindo. Sri Aurobindo’s life journey was multifaceted, starting from his involvement in India’s freedom struggle to his profound spiritual contributions. Born in the latter half of the 19th […]
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