Vidhana Soudha & India Map(Click on the image for bigger view) I had taken this snap from the High Court side by taking both the India map and Vidhana Soudha in the same frame.
In 1957 the Indian Government released stamps on map of India in 11 different color shades.
The above are the few stamps from my collection.
Good one...
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That's a really lovely pic.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Love it.
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( My grandfather collected stamps he has also from India ;)
What a beautiful place and Happy Independence Day coming up.
ReplyDeletei love the map!!!..its a flowerbed defining it na?
ReplyDeleteStamps are now-a-days rare to meet. Otherwise I remember I used to buy it from the post-office And then a letter with stamps to a friend/relative.
ReplyDeleteThose were the days.
Very interesting; I always like to look at old stamps.:)
ReplyDeleteThe "India map" on the lawn is a very lovely touch; what is the significance of the balance, if I may ask?
It's realy impressive!
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Lovely shot, lovely place! Happy Independence Day on Saturday!
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Sylvia
I love to visit other countries via Skywatch. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHappy Independence Day. Enjoy that day. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteThe architecture of Vidhana Soudha is magnificent! I always make it a point to visit the place when in Bangalore. Happy Independence Day in advance Rajesh.
ReplyDeleteUnusual imagery.
ReplyDeleteI really like the map idea. Looks great.
ReplyDeleteThis shot is fantastic! The map is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteI used to collect stamps when I was younger and I had many like the ones you show here! :-)
Beautiful shot and stamps.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot - happy Independence Day
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot.
ReplyDeletei have one of those stamps in my collection :)
ReplyDeleteFine picture of a really lovely building. And how clever of you to have saved all those stamps.
ReplyDeletePosting stamps and map out of flowers is brilliant!
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beautiful shot rajesh :)
ReplyDeleteI used to collect stamps sometimes back and I have pasted them in a book with details. Nice, and u still collect stamps?
Good shot and creative to do that with plants, very well done!!!
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A beautiful building and a great photo! I've always enjoyed looking at stamps from other countries. Thank you for including them, very interesting indeed.
ReplyDeleteNice shot...I love the map on the lawn...happy independence day.
ReplyDeleteI have a few of these stamps in my collection too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great stamp collection. The map on the lawn is simply wonderful. Someone really did a lot of work for that. Thanks for sharing such interesting parts of your world.
ReplyDeleteIs truly a photograph from collection!
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good Indipendence Day!!!
Nice collection. jai Ho!
ReplyDeleteThat map is really something. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThe building and the map of India on the lawn is fantastic!
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beautiful india map and a lovely pic
ReplyDeleteVery interesting shot!
ReplyDeleteGreat Compopsition!
ReplyDeleteIn the independence day of India, I wish you all the very best!
Beautiful map...
ReplyDeleteHI Rajesh:)
ReplyDeleteLovely photo. The map of India done with plants is amazing. Many thanks for showing this wonderful map of India.
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY RAJESH:)
Joseph
great picture, and the stamps are lovely, do you collect stamps? I did when I was a kid, had lots of them and loved the exchanges and all that..but somewhere down the line I lost interest.
ReplyDeleteFun and interesting. Happy Independence Day!
ReplyDeleteI did not realize that there was Indian map done in the landscpape.
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Happy Independence day :) The map on the lawn is amazing.
ReplyDeleteIt is again an interesting post! Thanks for the piece of history! Thanks also for the visit!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and unique picture you have taken.I liked it very much.Wish you a very Happy Independence Day.
ReplyDeleteHappy Independence Day! And wow that is interesting garden art. Anna :)
ReplyDeletewonderful capture!
ReplyDeleteThat is the best of the sky watch I visited yet!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! And interesting! Greetings from Sweden and thanks for your visit!
ReplyDeleteRush, Protege, LV: Thanks, the gardener has done a nice work on the map.
ReplyDeleteMitr, Jyoti, Phivos, Joo, Sylvia, Prospero, Luiz, Carver: Thanks for the appreciation.
Anya: Thanks, good to hear about Grand pa had Indian stamps.
Celine, Raji: Thanks, it is one of the magnificent buildings in Bangalore.
Phot Cache, Clairz: Thank you
JM, Kirigalpoththa, Denise: Thanks, good to know about your interest in stamps.
J Bar, Hildred, Regina, Light, Eric, Carol: Thanks for the appreciation.
Jeevan, Sujata: Thanks, I still collect stamps.
Hobo: Thanks, now a days very few people have real interest in stamps.
amatmari, Sucharita, Pietro, Sandeep, Sujata, Shaodindu: Thanks for the appreciation.
Digital, Joseph, Asta, Faye, Anna: Thanks, the gardener has done a nice work on the map.
Turquoise, Bim, Reader, Babli, magiceye, pra, Niina, Babooshka: Thanks for the appreciation.
Suman: Thanks, this was long time ago. I am not sure now.
Mark: Thanks, good to know you still collect stamps.