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How Stamps of India came into existence
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  • In India, the postal communication was started by
    Emperor Chandragupta Maurya who initiated it to
    deliver confidential reports to distant places.
  • Indian Stamps came to light only on 21st November
    1947, depicting the Indian Flag.

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  • History narrates a tale that tells us that
    Ala-ud-din-Khilji of the Delhi Sultanate started
    the horse and foot runner service called the
    Harakuras.
  • The postage stamp system was first established by
    Great Britain, followed by other countries,
    including India.
  • Stamps in India came into being during the
    British period and evolved much after that.

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  • The Penny Black stamps were issued in Britain and
    after that India too issued a half-anna stamp in
    1852.
  • Within no time, Stamps of India were leading as
    they had different variations of stamps with
    them.
  • Indian Stamps were issued with the word
    official or sarkari or service overstamped
    on them.

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  • When it comes to postal trivia, Mahatma Gandhi is
    the only person to be featured on rare stamps of
    India.
  • On the first anniversary of Indias independence,
    the postal department of India issued a set of
    four stamps that nowadays fall under the rare
    Indian stamps category.

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  • As far as knowledge goes, India is the only
    country that has a camel post service in the
    state of Rajasthan.
  • India has the largest postal network in the world
    with 1,53,454 post offices, and 5,62,000 letter
    boxes serving 6,04,341 towns, cities and villages
    in the country!
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