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Arya Samaj 1875-2000
Maharshi Dayanand
Saraswathi founded the Arya Samaj on April 7, 1875 to
revive and propagate the Vedic way of life. The goal of
Arya Samaj is "make this world noble". The
essence of his teachings is contained a monumental
treatise "Satyartha Prakash", which forms the
essence of Arya Samaj philosophy.
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| Indigenous Breeds of
Cattle : Gir The four stamps issued draws attention to the conservation and utilization of domesticated animal diversity in India. Gir is medium sized and
found in the Gir forests of Gujrat. The breed is
characterized by the curved horns and pendulous ears.
This is the most popular dairy breed in India.
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Indigenous Breeds of
Cattle : Kangayam Kangayam is medium sized and is found in
the arid tract of Tamilnadu. The prominent hump is a
noticeable characteristics of this breed.
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| Indigenous Breeds of
Cattle : Kankrej Kankrej is a powerful draught breed with
powerful lyre shaped horns. Its is a good milker and
found in Northern Gujrat.
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Indigenous Breeds of
Cattle : Hallikar Hallikar is the breed of cattle found in
Karnataka. This is a draught breed and has narrow bulging
forehead and a pair of sweeping concave horns.
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| The VIII Definitive Series was introduced on April 30, 2000. Two stamps have been released. The other stamps in the series are Black Buck (25p), Nilgiri Tahr (50p), Saras Crane (100p), Kurinji (200p), Smooth Indian Otter (300p), Tawny Coaster Butterfly (1500p), Amaltars (2000p) and Paradise Fly Catcher (5000p). |
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Sunderbans Tiger (1000 P) Sundarban became a project Tiger Reserve in 1974 and spreads over 2585 sq.kms. of mangrove swamps in West Bengal. It is the only ecological habitat of the tiger of its kind in India. 269 tigers are found in this habitat and the population seems to be stable over the last decade. |
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Leopard
Cat (500 P) Leopard Cat ( Felis Prionailurus
bengalensis ) is cat sized and shaped, with a well
balanced carriage and build. Its coat varies in ground
colour from grey to red with white or very light under
parts. It is randomly patterned with dark brown or black
spots over its entire body. Its head has strong black and
white striped markings. The leopard cat may be found all
over southern and central Asia from India to the
Philippines. One interesting fact about the leopard cat
is that is the only wild cat to be successfully used in a
domestic-wild hybrid breeding program in recent years,
giving rise to the beautiful and mild-mannered Bengal
breed. |
Ovr Sz - Overall Size Pr Sz - Printed Size
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