Today Philately News ( 16.07.2021)

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*TODAY*
*World Snake Day*
Snakes have gotten something of a bad rap over the past few thousand years. What with that one snake tricking that nice lady into eating an apple way back when, thus condemning the entire human race to mortality, snakes have been mistrusted if not flat-out feared.

And while it is understandable that people may fear an animal that can easily kill them, we think these fascinating, diverse creatures that range from several inches to 30 feet long, and from friendly and docile to aggressive and deadly, deserve for people to find out more about them.

World Snake Day is an important day when it comes to increasing awareness about the different species of snake all around the world. Snakes tend to have a negative connotation. A lot of people are scared of snakes, and of course, we can definitely understand the reasons why! No one likes the thought of being gobbled up by a snake, do they? Plus, when someone is two-faced or a bad person, they are often referred to as snakes. However, snakes are great creatures and they are so important to the world that we live in. 

Did you know that there are more than 3,5000 species of a snake around the world? Because of this, it is not going to be a challenge for you to find a snake that fascinates you and interests you that you may not have heard of before, even if you are someone who is interested in snakes and you have a pet snake of your own! So, this is one of the good reasons why to research snakes and learn more about them on this date. After all, there is so much that you can learn!

Of the 3,500 species of a snake around the world, there are only around 600 that are venomous. This is less than 25 percent of snakes! There are only 200 species of snake that pose a considerable risk to human life as well. Therefore, snakes are nowhere near as worrying or scary as we think they are. Of course, this does not mean that you should go up and start petting any snake that you come across! However, it is definitely something to think about. Perhaps we give these animals a much harder time than they deserve?


The snake is one of the oldest mythological characters and has been revered by civilizations the world over. There are about 3,458 species of snakes known so far, ranging from the semi-frozen tundra of northern Canada to the steamy jungles of the equator and most of the world’s oceans. Snakes are highly effective predators and play a vital role in maintaining the balance of nature in each of these realms. Snakes are also fascinating in that they have a prehistoric lineage, thus giving us a glimpse back to a prehistoric time when the earth was ruled by reptiles—many people have no idea that modern reptiles are literally the living, breathing cousins of dinosaurs.

The species that seem to fascinate people the most are the King Cobra, the largest venomous snake in the world most people have seen in movies being coaxed out of a basket by a snake charmer; the Rattlesnake, that has forced countless people to suck its poison out of the bite before it’s too late; and the Reticulated Python, the world’s longest snake that kills its prey by strangling it.

World Snake Day was created to help people learn more about these animals and how much they contribute to the world as we know it.
*Tamilvanan Philatelist*


A commemorative postage stamp Issued on (16/July/1998) The Birth Anniversary of Aruna Ganguli ( 16/July/1909 - 29/July/1996) was an Indian educator , Political activist , and Publisher , An active participant in the Indian independence movement with her husband Asaf Ali /She is widely remembered for hoisting the Indian National flag at the Gowalia Tank maiden , Bombay during a Quiet India Movement in 1942. Post-independence , She remained active in politics , becoming Delhi's first Mayor.her Mother  Ambalika Devi Father Upendranath Ganguly / She received  International Lenin Peace Prize (1964) Jawaharlal Nehru Prize ( 1991) Padma Vibhushan (1992)  Bharat Ratna ( 1997)

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Tiruchirapalli Philately Bureaus closed news in Jaya New channels. Pls press Below Blue line . 
>>>>> Tiruchy Philately Bureau closed <<<<<
Courtesy : Yoga Vijay Kumar sir from Tiruchirapalli.

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Philately Promotion through Postcrossing 
 Postcrossing Freinds whats app group  created on 11.07.2021 for main purpose to sharing his/her collections in this group. 
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Old Memories 
Karphilex 2017 Philatelic Exhibition at Bengaluru – 14th – 16th July 2017.

Karphilex 2017 philatelic exhibition is organized by the Karnataka Philatelic Society at Bengaluru from 14th to 16th July 2017 with the support of Karnataka Postal Circle.

The exhibition was inaugurated by Chief Postmaster General, Karnataka Postal Circle Dr. Charles Lobo on 14th July 2017 at Sri Raja Rajeshwari Kalyana Mantap, Rajaji Nagar, Bengaluru. 

On the inaugural day, a Souvenir and two Special Covers were released by CPMG Dr. Charles Lobo, renowned philatelist Dr. (Mrs.) Sita Bhateja, KPS President Shri K. Chaitanya Dev and Shir Nikhilesh Melkote of KPS.
Two new special covers released are on Learn Kannada Speak Kannada and Karnataka's Sporting Legends.

Special Cover on Learn Kannada. Speak Kannada – 14th July 2017.

Kannada is one of the ancient languages of India. It is a prominent Dravidian language. In 2008 the Government of India awarded Kannada, the status of classical language. Kannada is a verbal language of 49 lett
Courtesy : KPS whatsapp group . By Mr Sushil Mehara
courtesy: Mr.Jaganath Mani


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World Snake Day is commemorated every year on July 16 to shine a spotlight on the indispensable role snakes play in the natural environment.
Our planet Earth is home to more than 3,500 species of snakes of which nearly 600 are venomous. Unfortunately, these limbless, elongated reptiles are often misunderstood. This World Snake Day shed your fears and learn more about snakes.
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Beautiful snake cancellation

Sachin Tendulkar 
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Comments

PADMANABHAN NSR said…
Excellent coverage on Aruna Asaf Ali. Please take up with the ministry not to close Trichy philately bureau . Philatelists of Trichy should emulate the efforts of SIPA officials in spreading message
Unknown said…
It was excellent and saying about the history of each of them
Unknown said…
It is useful

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