Date of Issue : 8 January 2013
India Post released a stamp 8th January 2013 to commemorate 100 years of Uttar Pradesh Legislature .
: Mansoor B. – Mangalore : http://mbstamps.blogspot.in/
Date of Issue : 8 January 2013
India Post released a stamp 8th January 2013 to commemorate 100 years of Uttar Pradesh Legislature .
: Mansoor B. – Mangalore : http://mbstamps.blogspot.in/
The two month exhibition, Stamp of the Past : Indian Heritage in Philately concluded on 17th July at Red Fort, Delhi. The participants, Ajay Mittal, Nidhi Mittal- New Delhi,Timir Shah – Vadodara, Pradeep Kr. Malik – Patna, Moloy Sarkar –Kolkata and Jeevan Jyoti were honoured by ASI at a function held at the venue of the exhibition. However Mr Moloy Sarkar and Mr Pradeep Kr Malik could not attend this grand function. This exhibition was very successful and attended by large number of philatelists and tourists from India and abroad as Red Fort is the landmark of Delhi and one of the greatest attractions for the tourists visiting India from all over the world . I got a chance to attend this function. Here are the glimpses of the show.
Mr Ajay Mittal was given special honour at the show. Mr Mittal was the main co-coordinator with ASI to make this show grand and successful.
J.Jyoti
Mrs. Nidhi Mittal receiving Momento
From (L to R) Ajay Srivastav, Timir Shah, Ajay Mittal, Nidhi Mittal and J. Jyoti
A Stamp Exhibition on Indian Monuments, Museums, Paintings and other historical items on philately has been organized by Archeological Survey of India in collaboration with India Post at New Delhi. The Subject of the Exhibits includes Indian Cultural Heritage, Monuments, Museums, Coins, Antiquities and other related stamp and material telling a story about India and its culture. This exhibition is a part of 150 years of ASI in India. The venue for the exhibition is Red Fort New Delhi and will be there for 2 months. 20 frame exhibit is given by India Post, and about 20 frames by Indian Philatelists.
1. Two frame Maximaphily exhibit by Ajay Kumar Mittal , New Delhi
Title of the Exhibit : Incredible India
5. One frame exhibit by Jeevan Jyoti, Kullu (H.P.)
Title of the Exhibit : Taj Mahal - The Pride of India
Updates
Today 25th May 2012 at 2.pm and at 2.30 pm there is a special feature of the exhibition on All India Radio News in Hindi and English at 106.4 FM
My stamp Counter at Red Fort
Glimpses of the exhibition…
STAMP OF THE PAST : INDIAN HERITAGE IN PHILATELY
The Archaeological Survey of India completed 150 yrs of its existence as the Nation’s premier organization for archaeological research and protection of the cultural heritage. As a significant component of the year-long celebrations, an exhibition titled “ Stamp of the Past : Indian heritage in Philately” in collaboration with Dept. of Posts besides contributions from philatelists ( Ajay Kumar Mittal – New Delhi, Timir Shah - Vadodara, Pradeep Mallick- Patna, Moloy Sarkar - Kolkata & Jeevan Jyoti - Kullu ) exhibited and inaugurated on the occasion of International Museum Day on 18 th May, 2012 at Quarter Guard, Red Fort, New Delhi by Ms. Kumari Selja, Minister of Culture & Minister of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation at 17.00 Hrs. The International Council of Museums (ICOM) observes International Museum Day to spread public awareness of the role of museums in the development of the society.
The present exhibition aims to accomplish the task of creating a sense of pride in our cultural legacy and imbuing the citizens of India with a heightened sense of responsibility about their contribution to the protection of our heritage.
The exhibition will be on show from 18 th May to 17 th July, 2012 ( except Monday ) from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm
Special brochure on the event “ STAMP OF THE PAST : INDIAN HERITAGE IN PHILATELY( English & Hindi) was also released. The exhibition was well organized. “My Stamp” facility will also be available. Only Zodiac Sign My Stamp is available. India Post Stamps & Other products are also on sale for 2 months. blowups on Aracheoological stamps were also displayed on sides of the hall.
-Timir R. Shah from New Delhi
150th Anniversary Celebrations of Archaeological Survey of India
A Stamp Exhibition on Indian Monuments, Museums, Paintings and other historical items on philately is being organized by Archeological Survey of India in collaboration with India Post. The Subject of the Exhibits includes Indian Cultural Heritage, Monuments, Museums, Coins, Antiquities and other related stamp and material telling a story about India and its culture. This exhibition will be a part of 150 years of ASI in India. The venue for the exhibition is Red Fort New Delhi and will be there for 2 months. 20 frame exhibit is given by India Post, and about 20 frames by Indian Philatelists.
The exhibits of following Indian philatelists have been selected for display in the exhibition.
1. Two frame Maximaphily exhibit by Ajay Kumar Mittal , New Delhi
Title of the Exhibit : Incredible India
5. One frame exhibit by Jeevan Jyoti, Kullu (H.P.)
Title of the Exhibit : Taj Mahal - The Pride of India
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