The summit stamp with nothing Indian on it
India hosted the Commonwealth in New Delhi in 1983 and printed a stamp with no lion, no flag, no map — only the club’s own borrowed insignia, issued under a scheme the members had agreed together.
India hosted the Commonwealth in New Delhi in 1983 and printed a stamp with no lion, no flag, no map — only the club’s own borrowed insignia, issued under a scheme the members had agreed together.
India Post’s 1983 Quit India Resolution stamp wasn’t marking an anniversary — it was launching a fourteen-year plan to rewrite the freedom story in gummed paper.