The Department of Posts, under the Ministry of Communications, proudly released a commemorative postage stamp on the occasion of the 125th birth anniversary of Syama Prasad Mookerjee. The grand event was organized at Siri Fort Auditorium in New Delhi and was marked by a blend of cultural celebration and national remembrance.
Hosted by the Ministry of Culture, the event featured patriotic instrumental music, an exhibition depicting Dr. Mookerjee’s life, and captivating performances, including a powerful play by the National School of Drama. These showcased his influence in shaping India’s constitutional, industrial, and educational identity.
The stamp was unveiled in the presence of notable dignitaries such as Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Union Minister for Culture and Tourism, and Dr. Jitendra Singh, Minister of State for Science & Technology. The first stamp album was ceremoniously presented by Col. Akhilesh Kumar Pandey, Chief Postmaster General of Delhi Circle.
The event also included the launch of a specially designed First Day Cover and Brochure, both curated as tributes to Dr. Mookerjee’s commitment to national unity, inclusive development, and education rooted in Indian values. The stamp was designed by Smt. Nenu Gupta and is now available online at epostoffice.gov.in and at Philatelic Bureaus nationwide.
Dr. Mookerjee’s legacy continues to inspire India’s political and academic landscape. Through this gesture, the Government of India reaffirms its recognition of his sacrifices and commitment to the nation’s progress.
How to Get the Stamp
The commemorative postage stamp and its related philatelic items are available for collectors and citizens at all major Philatelic Bureaus and can also be purchased online through the official India Post website. These serve as valuable memorabilia as well as a symbol of national pride.
Stay Connected
Follow official updates via India Post’s Twitter account and watch videos and behind-the-scenes highlights of the event. The government continues to promote personalities who have shaped India through philatelic tributes that reflect both history and patriotism.
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Final Thoughts
This commemorative release isn’t just about a stamp—it’s a reflection of India’s rich heritage and the individuals who shaped its foundations. For citizens, philatelists, and historians alike, this stamp marks a proud moment and an opportunity to reconnect with the country’s formative leaders. Bookmark gpsc-ojas.com to stay informed about government initiatives, heritage updates, and official announcements that matter.
