India Post released a commemorative stamp on Purshottamdas H. Purohit in Mumbai, honoring his quiet service and vision. While valued by collectors, there’s a growing wish for more diverse stamp themes beyond personalities.
Honoring Purshottamdas H. Purohit: India Post Releases Commemorative Stamp Read More »
India and Maldives mark 60 years of diplomatic ties with joint stamp release featuring Indian Uru and Maldivian Vadhu Dhoni, celebrating shared maritime heritage.
Celebrating 60 Years of India-Maldives Friendship through Stamps Read More »
India Post releases stamp on Rani Chennabhairadevi at Rashtrapati Bhavan on 24 July 2025, honouring her legacy as a fearless coastal queen.
Unsung Warrior Honoured: Stamp on Rani Chennabhairadevi Released at Rashtrapati Bhavan Read More »
India Post released a commemorative stamp on 17 July 2025 at MMC&RI, Mysuru, marking 100 years of this historic medical college and its contributions to healthcare.
Celebrating 100 Years of Medical Excellence: India Post Releases Stamp on MMC&RI Read More »
India Post releases Chandra Bhanu Gupta commemorated stamp at NPGC, Lucknow. A tribute to the visionary CM known for political reform and education.
Honouring a Visionary: Chandra Bhanu Gupta Stamp Unveiled in Lucknow Read More »
Mirabai, the saint-poet of the Bhakti movement, was the first Indian woman to appear on a postage stamp issued by India Post in 1952.
Who Was the First Indian Woman to Feature in a Postage Stamp? Read More »
India Post released a commemorative stamp and coin on July 9, 2025, to honor Dr. Syama Prasad Mookerjee’s 125th birth anniversary.
On June 28, 2025, PM Narendra Modi released a ₹5 Acharya Vidyanand Commemorative Stamp honoring the Jain scholar’s centenary and spiritual legacy.
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Discover Nainital Raj Bhavan’s colonial charm, Victorian Gothic architecture, lush gardens, and historic golf course, honoured by a commemorative postage stamp.
A ₹5 commemorative stamp was released to honor Lokmata Ahilyabai Holkar on her 300th birth anniversary, celebrating her legacy as a visionary ruler, reformer, and cultural icon.
