Permanent Pictorial Cancellations of India.

An Article which appeared in Deccan Herald dated 14th July 2015 on our member, Mr.K.Sridhar.

K Sridhar, who works as Chief Manager in Information Systems Department for Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (MRPL) is known for his love for lighthouses among philatelists.

For further reading: Deccan Herald

 

Booking for the International Day of Yoga Coins.

Annual General Body Meeting - 2015

DAKSHINA KANNADA PHILATELIC & NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION

POST BOX NO.250, MANGALORE – 575 001

ANNUAL GENERAL BODY MEETING NOTICE

01.06.2015

The Annual General Body Meeting of our Association for the year 2014-15 is scheduled to be held on 14^th June, 2015 at 10.30 A.M at Philatelic Bureau, Head Post Office, Pandeshwar, Mangalore – 575001.

You are cordially invited for the meeting.

AGENDA

1. Welcome Address                           - by the President

2. Annual Report                                - by the Secretary

3. Account Presentation                      - by the Treasurer

4. Any other matter with the permission of the Chair.

5. Vote of Thanks.

If you have any queries write to us at dakapa_1999@yahoo.com.

Outstation Members (who are unable to attend the meeting) are welcome to convey any message/suggestion/greetings etc. which will be conveyed in the meeting.

NOTE: MEMBERS WHO HAVE NOT RECVD THE MEETING NOTICE BY POST KINDLY TREAT THIS AS MEETING NOTICE. MEMBERS WHO ARE OUTSIDE INDIA WILL NOT RECEIVE NOTICE BY POST

KINDLY INTIMATE US IF THERE IS ANY CHANGE IN YOUR POSTAL ADDRESS, E-MAIL, PHONE ETC.

Sd.

Secretary.

A Post perfect World

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Mint marks on Indian Coins

Contributed by M.K.Krishnayya.

Stamp & Coin hobbyists meet

The DK Philatelic club held it’s regular monthly meeting at the Pandeshwar Head Post Office - 575 001 - on Sunday May 10 2015. It has been an active tradition to hold  this meeting on the second Sunday of the month.

 For further news : mangaloretoday

Hand Struck Stamps of the Golden Pre-stamp Era

Collection of Mr.M.R.Pavanje.

Chance find turns out to be fake

Old copper coins found in a kalyani in Bidar throws light on an ancient art of conning people.

 Read the complete Story here: The Hindu

Book on Travancore’s numismatic heritage to be released today

The Manipal University Press will release its 42nd publication titled “Legends of Travancore — A Numismatic Heritage” at the Interact Lecture Hall here at 4.30 p.m. on Friday.

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Felicitation of Members.

Felicitation of our members who had won various medals at Karnapex 2015 was held during the monthly meeting of April held on 12th April 2015 at Head Post Office, Mangalore.

Mr.Krishnayya, Dr. Ramachandra Bhat, M.R.Pavanje, M.S.Shenoy and Tom Vadakkamoola.

Mr. Zameer receiving the token of appreciation from Mr.Prabhakar Kamath.

Mr. Krishnayya receiving the token of appreciation from Mr.Prabhakar Kamath.

Mr. M.R.Pavanje receiving the token of appreciation from Mr.M.K.Krishnayya.

Mr. Prabhakar Kamath receiving the token of appreciation from Mr.M.K.Krishnayya.

Mr. B.Srinivas Rao receiving the token of appreciation from Mr.M.K.Krishnayya.

Mrs. Sheryl Prabhu receiving the token of appreciation from Mr. M.R.Pavanje

Refreshment Break.

Enjoying the stamp of approval

I first heard about philately in school. While discussing hobbies, someone had mentioned the word, and I, not even knowing what it meant, was more than impressed: it sounded intelligent! A few years later, only when I saw a large, fat album containing all sorts of colourful stamps from across the world, did I get to know what philately meant. I remember wanting most of those stamps, especially the colourful ones from Russia and America. But that was almost twenty years ago. 

Read the complete story here: The Hindu