Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Indian history and culture with this exquisite collection of 20 Indian postage stamps from the year 2004. Each stamp is a miniature work of art, commemorating significant personalities, pivotal historical events, and the diverse heritage of India. This philatelic assortment is a treasure trove for collectors, history enthusiasts, and anyone with an appreciation for the intricate artistry of postage stamps.

This unique set includes stamps celebrating:

• Prominent Personalities: Featuring esteemed figures like Murasoli Maran, Rajiv Gandhi, S.S. Vasan, the ancient grammarian Panini, film legend Guru Dutt, legal luminary M.C. Chagla, freedom fighter Tirupur Kumaran, and pioneers like K. Subrahmanyam, Neerja Bhanot, Randhir Prasad Verma, Marudhu Pandiar Brothers, Dr. S. Roerich, and Tenneti Viswanatham. These stamps offer a glimpse into the lives and contributions of individuals who shaped India.
• Postal History: A special series commemorates “150 Years of India Post,” showcasing the evolution of postal services with designs depicting early modes of transport like bullock carts, air mail planes, and modern services like e-post and speed post.
• National Themes: Stamps dedicated to “Rajiv Gandhi Renewable Energy Day” highlight India’s commitment to sustainable development, while the “Children’s Day” issue celebrates the joy and innocence of childhood. The “UN Peacekeeping Operations” stamp honors India’s contribution to global peace, featuring “Indian Soldiers of Peace.”
• Cultural Heritage: Vibrant stamps illustrating traditional Indian kites and dolls capture the essence of festive and cultural traditions, adding a touch of indigenous charm to the collection.

Each stamp carries a denomination of 500 paisa (5 Rupee) or 400 paisa (4 Rupee), reflecting their original postal value. These stamps are not just collectibles; they are historical documents that tell stories of a nation’s journey, its heroes, its progress, and its vibrant culture. Perfect for expanding an existing collection, starting a new one, or as a thoughtful gift for a philatelist, this 2004 India stamp collection offers both aesthetic beauty and educational value. Discover the narratives etched on these tiny canvases and hold a piece of India’s legacy in your hands.