The year 1968 holds significant importance as it has been designated by the U.N. General Assembly as the ‘International Year for Human Rights’, commemorating the twentieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Adopted unanimously on December 10, 1948, the Declaration represented a landmark achievement in the promotion and protection of human rights globally, […]
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The Scout movement, epitomized by the ideals and objectives envisioned by its founder, Baden Powell, has become a symbol of fostering leadership, citizenship, and healthy activities among boys and girls. Powell’s statement encapsulates the essence of scouting, emphasizing the role of elder brothers in guiding and encouraging younger ones towards wholesome pursuits. Originating in 1907 […]
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Rashbehari Basu stands as a towering figure in India’s struggle for independence, marked by his unwavering dedication and courageous actions aimed at overthrowing British rule through armed insurrection. Born on May 25, 1886, in Palara Bighati village, Hoogly district, West Bengal, he was instilled with the spirit of militant nationalism from a young age. Basu’s […]
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The creation of the state of Nagaland on December 1, 1963, marked a significant milestone in India’s journey towards ensuring autonomy and freedom for tribal areas, in line with the vision articulated by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. His profound interest in tribal communities and his affection for them underscored his commitment to their welfare and development. […]
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Wrestling holds a revered place in the annals of human history, and its popularity in India dates back to ancient times, as evidenced by tales from epics like the Mahabharata and Ramayana. Legends recount epic battles between formidable wrestlers like Bhima, Karna, and Balram, highlighting the rich wrestling tradition of the country. The prowess of […]
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After, Indo – European Telegraph Line Centenary The year 1867 marks a significant milestone in the history of international telegraph services between Europe and India. Before 1867, there was no direct telegraph communication between India and Europe, resulting in messages taking weeks to transmit and often arriving in a mutilated state due to the need […]
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The stamp commemorates the Martyrs’ Memorial located outside the Secretariat Building in Patna, depicting seven students who sacrificed their lives during the Quit India movement while attempting to hoist the National flag. The memorial was sculpted by Shri Devi Prasad Roy Chowdhury. The cover page features images from the historic All India Congress Committee (AICC) […]
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Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was not only a philosopher, educator, and diplomat but also a symbol of India’s resurgence on the global stage. Born on September 5, 1888, in Tiruttani near Madras, he displayed exceptional brilliance and discernment from a young age. Educated at Tirupati, Vellore, and Madras, he embarked on a distinguished academic career, starting […]
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Narayan Guru, originally known as Nanu, was born in a humble village near Trivandrum in 1855 to parents of simple means. Despite his modest upbringing, his spirit was nurtured in an environment of gentleness and humanity. From a young age, he displayed scholarly traits, which continued to develop as he embarked on a quest for […]
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Maharana Pratap, born on May 9, 1540, stands as a towering figure in history, revered not for conquests or riches, but for his unwavering commitment to moral principles and the cause of liberty. Upon succeeding to the throne of Mewar on February 28, 1572, he faced the daunting challenge of resisting Akbar’s encroachment on his […]
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