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First Aerial Postmark

Fifty years ago, on February 18, 1911, a momentous event unfolded in Allahabad as a bi-plane soared into the skies from the Exhibition Grounds, carrying with it 6,500 letters and postcards—a historic milestone in the annals of postal services. This daring feat, piloted by M. Piquet, captured the imagination of thousands who witnessed the spectacle. […]

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Tyagaraja

In the realm of South Indian music, the name Tyagaraja reigns supreme, woven into the fabric of every household and concert. His immortal compositions are the cornerstone of musical expression, embodying a depth and richness unparalleled in Indian music history. Each year, in January, the village of Tiruvaiyyaru, nestled along the banks of the Cauvery […]

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United Nations Children’s Fund

Established in 1946 by a Resolution of the United Nations General Assembly, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) was tasked with aiding programs aimed at benefiting children and adolescents in countries affected by aggression, as well as promoting child health worldwide. Over the years, UNICEF has evolved into a vital component of the global effort […]

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Dr. M. Visvesvaraya 100TH BIRTHDAY

The life of Dr. M. Visvesvaraya, who reached the remarkable milestone of a hundred years in September 1961, stands as a testament to extraordinary achievement and service to the nation. Born in a modest Brahmin family in Chickballapur, Taluk of Kolar District, Mysore on September 15, 1861, Visvesvaraya defied humble beginnings to become a pioneering […]

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Subramania Bharati 1882-1921

Subramania Bharati emerged during the late 19th century, a transformative era for India marked by emotional fervor, intellectual shifts, social and political upheaval, and cultural rejuvenation. This period witnessed the birth of significant movements, such as the establishment of the Indian National Congress in 1885 and the Partition of Bengal agitation in 1905-6, which symbolized […]

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Kalidasa

Kalidasa, revered as the foremost poet and dramatist in Sanskrit literature, holds a cherished and invaluable place in India’s cultural heritage. His brilliance shines brightly in the illustrious annals of India’s literary history, marking a period of unparalleled talent and creativity. Although his exact timeline is uncertain, it is believed that Kalidasa flourished around the […]

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