Good evening sir, To curtail ganga plantation we can go for herbicidal treatment to destroy ganja..we can try atleast for govt land..mis utilized by others...

Stamp collecting is a fun hobby that explores history, geography, art and politics of a country. It is also a great hobby to encourage young children to be a part of Stamp Active. It’s an activity away from technology that can connect children to the older generation, who may have also collected when they were younger. It can help the students to learn our history and it can inculcate the our patriotism .so encourage it in schools. and make it a project for children

stamp collection started in Shimla combermere post office to encourage children to develop philately as hobby and collect first day first cover and increase GK by going through the details of the stamp released Preserved with me are many first day covers of 1980 etc.

Right thought and Right expression then manage the same situation, so called change the over view.

Heritage and Culture base management then share the knowledge, As correct way impression, so called manage the life category.

Passion and Patience one build over the right manage culture, then collecting thought processes, self manage the right conditional power.

Long time journey and analysis best position wise matter then correct matter can be share right place and right informations.

Ever since the work of the post office has started in India, till now many types of this time paper have been imported in India, in different ways, at different times, on different things, at different times. different woman ultimate This time paper has started, this time paper has an inside perspective to see.

stamp collection creates great knowledge about their past history It tell us rich nation culture and heritage. it tell us about our area And their livihhood ,cast,religion and survive of present condition of development. Thanks 😊

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