St. Paul's College, Kalamassery - Philatelic Exposition, Pride of India Collection

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Philatelic Exposition - Pride of India Collection Prof. V. C. Antony Venue: Seminar Hall, St Paul’s College, Kalamassery Time & Date: 2.00 P.M, 2/7/2012

Philatelic Exposition
- Pride of India
Collection
Prof. V. C. Antony
Venue: Seminar Hall, St Paul’s College, Kalamassery

A Message from Former
President Dr. Kalam
During my tenure as President of India, it was my
privilege to travel the length and breadth of our
country, meeting people from every walk of life.
From all my interactions, the constant thought
which emerged was the pride of our country's rich
history and accomplishments, hope and
enthusiasm for a peaceful, prosperous, happy and
a safe future. Beneath the surface of every Indian,
a deep well of patriotism, with certain value
system, is embedded drawn from our civilisational
heritage. I am delighted to introduce to you,
friends, this collection of commemorative stamp
ingots entitled "Pride of India". Over the years, the
stamps issued by India Post have authentically
reflected our finest moments and rich culture. The
collection represents celebration of our freedom
movement, celebration of great minds, celebration
of our successes in science, technology, industry,
sports and celebration of our art and culture.

I am sure, you will find joy and inspiration in the
images reflected in the Pride of India Collection,
and pass on that spirit of resilience and endeavour
they represent to future generations.

IDr. APJ Abdul Kalam
Former President of ndia

Postal Department and,
Pride of India Collection jointly
Present 25 Important Indian Stamps

Stamp Issue Date: 9th August 2007
Stamp Size: 58.00 mm x 33.00 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 26th January 1950
Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 2th October 1969
Stamp Size: 29.50 mm x 39.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 17th October 1987
Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 30th December1976
Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 2nd May 2007
Stamp Size: 40.50 mm x 60.00 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 25th August 1978
Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 21st November 1947
Stamp Size: 41.00 mm x 25.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 30th December 1971
Stamp Size: 41.00 mm x 23.00 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 15th August 1949
Stamp Size: 41.50 mm x 24.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 5th May 1973
Stamp Size: 58.40 mm x 39.60 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 1st October 1952
Stamp Size: 41.00 mm x 24.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 26th April 2002
Stamp Size: 30.00 mm x 40.00 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 16th December 2004
Stamp Size: 49.00 mm x 44.00 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 18th March 2008
Stamp Size: 33.50 mm x 33.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 4th March 1951
Stamp Size: 24.50 mm x 41.00 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 4th October 2004
Stamp Size: 49.00 mm x 41.00 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 1st January 2000
Stamp Size: 29.50 mm x 29.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 11th January 1994
Stamp Size: 105.00 mm x 35.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 27th August 1980
Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 29th November 1994
Stamp Size: 49.00 mm x 41.00 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 7th October 1963
Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 29th November 2003
Stamp Size: 29.50 mm x 39.50 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 28th December 2002
Stamp Size: 29.00 mm x 40.00 mm

Stamp Issue Date: 16th April 2002
Stamp Size: 53.50 mm x 26.75 mm

If I were to look over the whole world to find out the country most richly
endowed with all the wealth, Power and beauty that nature can bestow – in
some parts a very paradise on earth – I should point to India
Max Mueller, German Scholar (1883)

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St. Paul's College, Kalamassery - Philatelic Exposition, Pride of India Collection

1. Welcome to All

2. Dedicated to my Parents

3. Philatelic Exposition - Pride of India Collection Prof. V. C. Antony Venue: Seminar Hall, St Paul’s College, Kalamassery

4. A Message from Former President Dr. Kalam During my tenure as President of India, it was my privilege to travel the length and breadth of our country, meeting people from every walk of life. From all my interactions, the constant thought which emerged was the pride of our country's rich history and accomplishments, hope and enthusiasm for a peaceful, prosperous, happy and a safe future. Beneath the surface of every Indian, a deep well of patriotism, with certain value system, is embedded drawn from our civilisational heritage. I am delighted to introduce to you, friends, this collection of commemorative stamp ingots entitled "Pride of India". Over the years, the stamps issued by India Post have authentically reflected our finest moments and rich culture. The collection represents celebration of our freedom movement, celebration of great minds, celebration of our successes in science, technology, industry, sports and celebration of our art and culture. I am sure, you will find joy and inspiration in the images reflected in the Pride of India Collection, and pass on that spirit of resilience and endeavour they represent to future generations. IDr. APJ Abdul Kalam Former President of ndia

5. Postal Department and, Pride of India Collection jointly Present 25 Important Indian Stamps

6. Stamp Issue Date: 9th August 2007 Stamp Size: 58.00 mm x 33.00 mm

7. Stamp Issue Date: 26th January 1950 Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

8. Stamp Issue Date: 2th October 1969 Stamp Size: 29.50 mm x 39.50 mm

9. Stamp Issue Date: 17th October 1987 Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

10. Stamp Issue Date: 30th December1976 Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

11. Stamp Issue Date: 2nd May 2007 Stamp Size: 40.50 mm x 60.00 mm

12. Stamp Issue Date: 25th August 1978 Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

13. Stamp Issue Date: 21st November 1947 Stamp Size: 41.00 mm x 25.50 mm

14. Stamp Issue Date: 30th December 1971 Stamp Size: 41.00 mm x 23.00 mm

15. Stamp Issue Date: 15th August 1949 Stamp Size: 41.50 mm x 24.50 mm

16. Stamp Issue Date: 5th May 1973 Stamp Size: 58.40 mm x 39.60 mm

17. Stamp Issue Date: 1st October 1952 Stamp Size: 41.00 mm x 24.50 mm

18. Stamp Issue Date: 26th April 2002 Stamp Size: 30.00 mm x 40.00 mm

19. Stamp Issue Date: 16th December 2004 Stamp Size: 49.00 mm x 44.00 mm

20. Stamp Issue Date: 18th March 2008 Stamp Size: 33.50 mm x 33.50 mm

21. Stamp Issue Date: 4th March 1951 Stamp Size: 24.50 mm x 41.00 mm

22. Stamp Issue Date: 4th October 2004 Stamp Size: 49.00 mm x 41.00 mm

23. Stamp Issue Date: 1st January 2000 Stamp Size: 29.50 mm x 29.50 mm

24. Stamp Issue Date: 11th January 1994 Stamp Size: 105.00 mm x 35.50 mm

25. Stamp Issue Date: 27th August 1980 Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

26. Stamp Issue Date: 29th November 1994 Stamp Size: 49.00 mm x 41.00 mm

27. Stamp Issue Date: 7th October 1963 Stamp Size: 39.75 mm x 29.50 mm

28. Stamp Issue Date: 29th November 2003 Stamp Size: 29.50 mm x 39.50 mm

29. Stamp Issue Date: 28th December 2002 Stamp Size: 29.00 mm x 40.00 mm

30. Stamp Issue Date: 16th April 2002 Stamp Size: 53.50 mm x 26.75 mm

31. If I were to look over the whole world to find out the country most richly endowed with all the wealth, Power and beauty that nature can bestow – in some parts a very paradise on earth – I should point to India Max Mueller, German Scholar (1883) THANK YOU

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