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My Stamp released with Ranakpur Temple, Ranakpur – Rajpex 2012 Design – 3/16 During Rajpex 2012, 16 designs of Rajasthan important places were introduced. Ranakpur is a small village in the state of Rajasthan in India. The place is famous for its Ranakpur Temple, which has some splendid carvings and architecture. Built during the 15th [...]

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Special Cover – Surpex 2011 – By India Post Date Of Issue:- 15.10.2011.                  

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First Day Cover – Jaimal Maharaj – By India Post Acharya Jaimal Ji was born in Lambiya.Merta (Rajasthan).His Mother’s name was Mahima Devi & Father’s Mohandasji Samdariya Mehta. He born onVikram Era 1765,Badhva Shukla 13. At the age of 23 Years he decided for dixa that was just six months after his marriage with Laxmidevi.His renunciation [...]

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Indian Stamps – Jaimal Maharaj – By India Post Acharya Jaimal Ji was born in Lambiya.Merta (Rajasthan).His Mother’s name was Mahima Devi & Father’s Mohandasji Samdariya Mehta. He born onVikram Era 1765,Badhva Shukla 13. At the age of 23 Years he decided for dixa that was just six months after his marriage with Laxmidevi.His renunciation Guru [...]

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Pictorial Cancellations – India – Karkala A Pictorial Cancellation was introduced at Karkala (Karnataka) 0n 05 Feb 1991 . The cancellation shows  Thirthankara .

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Special Cover – India – Clock Tower Ludhiana Clock Tower at Ludhiana was inaugurated on 18 Oct 1906 as Victoria Memorial Clock Tower by the then Lt Governor Of Punjab Charles Montgomery alongwith Deewan Tek Chand the Deputy Commissioner Ludhiana. Its name was Changed to Bhagwan Mahavir Clock Tower during the Chief Ministership of Giani [...]

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Pictorial Postcards – India – Ellora A pictorial Postcard showing the Ellora Caves  and the Pictorial cancellation on Ellora Caves. Ellora Caves are   located in Indian state of Maharashtra about 30 Kms from City of Aurangabad  built by Rashtrakuta rulers . Ellora represents the Epitome of Indian Rock Cut Architecture  . Ellora has 34 [...]

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Pictorial Postcards – India – Khajurao A pictorial Postcard showing the Khajurao Group of Monuments and the Pictorial cancellation on Lakshmana Temple. Khajurao located in Indian state of Madhya Pradesh has the largest group of Mediveal Hindu and Jain Temples. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Pictorial Cancellation – India – Chamar Dharini – Vadodara A Pictorial Cancellation on  Chamar Dharini – Vadodara  was introduced at Vadodara HO  (Gujarat) 0n 16 Jan  1989. A Jain Bronze Statue of Chamar Dharini  found from Akota ( Vadodara) belonging to 8th Century AD is held in Vadodara Museum . The cancellation shows tribhanga posture [...]

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Pictorial Cancellation – India – Jain Temples Palitana A Pictorial Cancellation on “Siddha Chakra” was introduced at Palitana Post Office (Gujarat) 0n 03 Jul 1992. Palitana in Bhavnagar District of Gujarat  is one of the important Pilgrimage centres of Jains in India.  There are almost 863 Temples on Shatrunjaya Hills in Palitana . The Main [...]

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Special cover -To commemorate the Shri 1008 Shrimajjinendra Jinbimb Panchkalyanak Pratishtha & Tray Gajrath Mahotsava a special cover has been issued at Satna(M.P).The special cover depicts colourful Gajrath alongwith the images of 11 feet high idol of Bhagwan Shantinath situated in the Satna Digamber Jain Mandir and Pujya Acharya Vidhyasagar Ji Maharaj. Special cancellation depicts [...]

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Special Covers – India – Jainism A set of 5 special cover   on Shir Digamber Jin Bimb Panchkalayanak Manastambh Pratistha Mahotsav, Calcutta from 11-2-89 to 18-2-89 1.   14-02-89  – Cover – Sixteen Auspicious dreams of Tirthankar’s mother Cachet – Elephant, Lion, Fish, Jainism 2.    15.02-89 – Cover – Indra, carrying infant lord on earavat elephant [...]

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First Day Cover  -  Virchand Raghavji Gandhi- By India Post Date of Issue – 08.11.2009.

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