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Share your ideas on how your stamp collection hobby can help you improve your creativity and knowledge of your heritage and culture.

Start Date :
Feb 07, 2023
Last Date :
Feb 15, 2023
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Collecting stamps is an art! The passion and patience one build over time in seeking, locating, acquiring, organizing, cataloguing, displaying, storing, and maintaining the stamps ...
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SaroopSharma
3 years 5 months ago
In my 40 years experience I have trained more than 15000 farmers in organic farming its story has been covered by most of the prominent news papers Like journey line in current year I have trained 5000 farmers in association KVK kishtwar for which I have received a certificate of excellence my utmost dreams is to touch the target of training 100000 farmers so that the PM efforts towards organic farming can be achieved
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Devang parikh
3 years 5 months ago
I was not interested in useless activity but real interested and involvement in real place,people,culture.not a collection of piece of paper
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Prakash Gupta
3 years 5 months ago
stamp collection is not only a creative hob8,but also first day first cover collection can help you to become genius in GK in all subjects and topics
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Tarandeep Kaur Saini
3 years 5 months ago
Stamps are printed not only for daily use, but also for commemorative purpose. We have had stamps commemorating our Independence, the Buddha Jayanti, the University’s Centenary, and our eminent leaders like Gandhiji, Nehru, Netaji, and Dr. Ambedkar. Hence, stamps have an historical importance and remind us of past glories. Stamps also carry geographical information. A Tasmani in stamp will tell us of waterfalls and lakes in that island (Australia). We can know from postage stamps something of the flora and the fauna of a country, its art and architecture, its great men and great achievements. Stamps have been truly described as ‘medals stamped on paper’.
A good collector then can go to the market and sell his collection at considerable profit. Pleasure is thus coined into profit. It is the same with the collection of old coins. That surely is an ample source of satisfaction.
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SINGH RAJESH
3 years 5 months ago
Sir, For enhance creativity and innovation we need to have information when collection of information from various sources is done then we separation of data which is most important and eliminate the less important data then we do the data analysis and find out the root cause of the information if it is good/bad we apply the our solution which gives born to creativity and innovation. Sir creativity and innovation can not done in one day it involves observation of market and product and services made by the competitors then only we can create or innovate some think and the test and habbit of customers and most important who is our end customer how we can reach them and taking regularly feed back from them also help us to do creativity and innovation. then comes how we can protect our innovation through IPR and government policy in the country and atmosphere for good business in the world. We need to have peace in the world and we can do the business when conflict and war I'd going on.
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HARSHIL KUMAR
3 years 5 months ago
Every Indians are having their onw Ideas and hobby, as I collecting the coins and I am found of it.
Indian post stamps are the reflections of Indian society, heritage, monuments, famous People or events.
According to me the Stamp collection hobby are improve the knowledge about the People, heritage places or moments those happened in our country, This will also helps to feel happy when we open the stamp collection In front of our relatives and friends.
It's gives us good feeling to touch and see into album.
Thanks to asking this question about the rare thing which are not aware about the people
I requested to all that go Grab the stamp from Post Office and collect, store for next generation.
Harshilkumar
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LAXMI PRASAD BODA
3 years 5 months ago
Stamp collection is a magical experience. Sometimes in the middle of a sea or regular common place, stamps you will chance upon a rare and beautiful one. The thrill is similar to the game treasure hunt. If done properly, the hobby of stamp collecting yields a lifetime of rewards.
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LAXMI PRASAD BODA
3 years 5 months ago
some rare stamps can become extremely lucrative possessions. Regardless of if you’re in it for the money, collecting stamps can help you appreciate the creative motivations that went into producing specific limited-edition stamps. You could also engage with other stamp collectors in your state or city and meet with them for trading, sales, and discussions.
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LAXMI PRASAD BODA
3 years 5 months ago
Childhood is the wondrous magical time when every activity seems like an adventure. This is also the time when the brain imbibes and retains knowledge at the highest speed. Basically this translates into the fact that children need to be introduced to hobbies which expand their mind, enhance their boundaries of knowledge and spark off their innate creativity. Stamp collection is a hobby which can do all three of these tasks and more. Learning new facets about the world, nature and different culture becomes very easy and interesting once the habit of stamp collection is incorporated.
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Sangita Piska
3 years 5 months ago
Stamp collection as a hobby is a very creative. It provides us with the knowledge of different cultures & their heritage. The varied art forms are known by making this as a hobby. Leisure time would be utilised as a valuable time by stamp collection.
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