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| 2010, India Mexico JOINT ISSUE (Mini Sheet) |
India Mexico JOINT ISSUE (Mini Sheet) 2010
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Condition: MNH
| Country / Post | India |
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| Date of Issue | 15 December 2010 |
| Primary theme | Mankind (Clothes & costumes) |
| Subject | Indi - Mexico Joint issue |
| Width | 40.0 mm |
| Height | 32.0 mm |
| Denomination | 25.00 INR |
| Number in set | 2 |
| Layout/Format | sheet |
| Perforations | 13 by 13 |
| Stamp issuing authority | Ministry of Communications Department of Posts |
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INDIA POST IS HAPPY TO ISSUE A SET OF TWO COMMEMORATIVE POSTAGE STAMPS CELEBRATING 60 YEARS OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN INDIA AND MEXICO. ONE OF THE STAMPS SHOWS THE KALBELIA DANCE OF RAJASTHAN IN INDIA. IT IS A VIGOROUS DANCE FORM PERFORMED BY WOMEN. THE OTHER STAMP SHOWS THE JARABE TAPATIO. EACH REGION AND STATE IN MEXICO PRESENTS THE MEXICAN DANCE FROM IN A STYLE THAT REFLECTS ITS OWN UNIQUE CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS.
India – Mexico Joint Issue:- India and Mexico, both vibrant and pluralistic democracies, established diplomatic relations in 1950 and completed 60 years. To commemorate the completion of 60 years of diplomatic relations, a set of two stamps are released by department of post depicting the Kalbelia dance of Rajasthan,India and Jarabe Tapatio, national dance of Mexico.
INDIA POST IS HAPPY TO ISSUE A SET OF TWO COMMEMORATIVE POSTAGE STAMPS CELEBRATING 60 YEARS OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN INDIA AND MEXICO. ONE OF THE STAMPS SHOWS THE KALBELIA DANCE OF RAJASTHAN IN INDIA. IT IS A VIGOROUS DANCE FORM PERFORMED BY WOMEN. THE OTHER STAMP SHOWS THE JARABE TAPATIO. EACH REGION AND STATE IN MEXICO PRESENTS THE MEXICAN DANCE FROM IN A STYLE THAT REFLECTS ITS OWN UNIQUE CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS.
India – Mexico Joint Issue:- India and Mexico, both vibrant and pluralistic democracies, established diplomatic relations in 1950 and completed 60 years. To commemorate the completion of 60 years of diplomatic relations, a set of two stamps are released by department of post depicting the Kalbelia dance of Rajasthan,India and Jarabe Tapatio, national dance of Mexico.
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