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Fascinating Archaeological Facts on Postage Stamps - 66
The Indian treatise on Shilpa SHASTRA has a special section on Murti / Pratima. It considers sculptu...
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The statue of the Fasting Buddha is one of the finest examples of Gandhara art. Within buddhist tra...
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Ancient India's Gandhara included the historic city of Taxila and the Swat Valley, located in prese...
The Hon’ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, released a special commemorative postage stam...
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Wrestling is one of the oldest sports in India. In Sanskrit, it is referred to as "Mallavidya," and ...
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The Jagannath Temple, recognized as one of the sacred sites in Hinduism known as Char Dham, is situa...
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Srisailam, a revered town and significant pilgrimage center in Andhra Pradesh, is renowned for the S...
The Government of India issued a Rs 150 commemorative coin on January 14, 2025, to mark the 150th a...
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The government Museum in Chennai, also known as the Madras Museum, is situated in Egmore, near Chenn...
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India boasts a rich and distinguished history of handicrafts. These handicrafts have evolved over th...
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Yoga encompasses a diverse range of physical, mental, and SPIRITUAL practices with roots in ancient ...
Commemorative Stamp on Kodaikanal Solar Observatory
India Post issued a commemorative postage stamp of denomination ?5 to celebrate 125 years of the #ko...
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