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.

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

INS Delhi, 1998 - First Day Cover

A commemorative stamp on the Indian Naval Ship, INS Delhi was released on 15.11.1998. The stamp contained the emblem but without clarity. The cancellation incorporated the insignia with the Sanskrit motto:

सर्वतो जयमिच्छामि

sarvato jayaṃ icchāmi

"I seek victory from everywhere".

The Sanskrit Philatelist

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

INS Delhi, 1998 - First Day Cover

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