The Sanskrit Philatelist

Saṃskṛtam (Sanskrit) known as “Divine Speech” and “Language of the Gods” in Indian tradition is the source of later languages of India. Precision is its beauty. “Philately” (Fr: Philatélie) is the study of postage stamps. The legacy that Sanskrit has left to us is India's legacy. Displayed here are Stamps, Covers, Post Cards & Postmarks which have a bearing on Sanskrit. Translators and Promoters of Institutions are included. However, holders of a degree in Skt and quoters are excluded.

Thursday, February 26, 2015

Kalidas Samaroh, Ujjain,1977 - Special Cover

Special Cover issued by the Philatelic Club of Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh-India) on the occasion of the Kalidas Samaroh held at Ujjain on 21.11.1977. It is to be noted that Ujjain is the birth place of the great Sanskrit poet Kalidasa. The cachet is printed on silk and pasted on the cover. The illustration "Abhisarika" is by Sadhna Shah.

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Dileep P GFebruary 26, 2015 at 11:20 PM
Good one, Appappa!
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