This collection features seven distinctive Indian postage stamps from the year 1960, each a miniature work of art and a piece of history. These stamps highlight significant cultural figures and events, offering a unique glimpse into India’s rich heritage.

• Thiruvalluvar Stamp: A prominent purple stamp depicting Thiruvalluvar, the revered Tamil poet and philosopher, known for his work ‘Tirukkural’. Denominated at 15 nP.
• Classical Art Stamps: Two elegant stamps featuring classical Indian art scenes, one in a monochromatic grey scale and another in warm brown tones. Both are marked with “INDIA POSTAGE” and carry values of 15 nP and R$1.03 respectively, with intricate Sanskrit inscriptions adding to their historical value.
• Subramania Bharati Stamp: A striking blue stamp honoring Subramania Bharati, a celebrated Tamil poet, journalist, and independence activist, with his birth and death years (1882-1921) noted. It is valued at 15 nP.
• Dr. M. Visvesvaraya Stamp: A vibrant red stamp commemorating the 100th birthday of Dr. M. Visvesvaraya, a distinguished Indian engineer, scholar, and statesman. Denominated at 15 nP.
• Children’s Day Stamp (Bal Din): A charming green stamp, dated 14-11-60, celebrating “Bal Din” (Children’s Day), depicting children engaged in educational activities. This stamp is valued at 15 nP.
• UNICEF Stamp: A poignant stamp dedicated to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), featuring children in dynamic poses and the UNICEF 1960 logo. It is also valued at 15 nP.

Each stamp is a testament to India’s cultural richness and its contributions to global initiatives. These stamps are not just for postage but are collectible items that offer a narrative of India’s past. Ideal for philatelists, history enthusiasts, or anyone with an appreciation for historical memorabilia, this set provides a tangible connection to the year 1960.