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Philatelists from Sikkim and Darjeeling felicitated at Siliguri HPO

On March 24, the Government of India's Department of Posts, North Bengal & Sikkim Region, honored three philatelists for their outstanding performance in the National Level Stamp Exhibition. The event took place during the inauguration of the Siliguri Philatelic Bureau. Roshan Prasad of Sikkim, Vivek Yonzone of Darjeeling, and Uday Mani Pradhan of Darjeeling were recognized for their exceptional efforts and dedication to the art of philately. 

All three won medals at the National Level Stamp Exhibition held earlier this year. Roshan Prasad won the Silver Medal in the 'Thematic Philately' category for his exhibit on "The Story of Cricket", Vivek Yonzone won the Silver Medal in the Thematic Philately' category for his exhibit on "Elements of Music" and Uday Mani Pradhan won the Bronze Medal in the 'Thematic Philately' category for his exhibit on "Rotary International." 




The Department of Posts congratulates the winners on their outstanding achievements and recognizes their contribution to the promotion of philately in the Hills. The felicitation ceremony was attended by senior officials from the Department of Posts, including the Postmaster General of the North Bengal Region. Speaking at the event, the Postmaster General said, "Philately is not just a hobby, but it is also a way to learn about our history, culture, and heritage. We are proud of our Philatelists, who have brought laurels to the state through their hard work and dedication." 

The Siliguri Philatelic Bureau is a hub for philately enthusiasts in North Bengal Region. It is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, and it provides services such as selling of stamps, cancellation services, and a dedicated philatelic counter. The Department of Posts is committed to promoting philately in the country and recognizes the role of Philatelists in preserving and promoting our heritage.

The felicitation of the winners at the Siliguri Philatelic Bureau is a step towards recognizing the contribution of Philatelists and promoting philately as an art form and a hobby in India.

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  1. Hi....i am Philatelist from Gorakhpur ,UP. I need the contact no. Of Philatelist of Darjeeling.Can any one help at my cell no. 9415270749.

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