Karnataka Postal Circle Introduces 12 New Permanent Pictorial Cancellations.
Karnataka Postal Circle is introducing 12 new Permanent Pictorial Cancellations (PPCs) to commemorate "Karnataka Sambhrama - 50". These special postmarks will be released virtually on November 26, 2024, featuring unique pictorial imprints representing various historical, religious, and local landmarks. The Postmaster General, Bengaluru, will release these PPCs simultaneously across different districts of the state during a virtual meet.
The 12 new PPCs will feature the following themes:
- Yadgir: Bonal Bird Sanctuary
- Koppal: Shri Gavi Siddeshwar Samsthana Shri Gavimath
- Gadag: Kumaravyasa
- Raichur: Shri Appannacharya Swamiji's house - Abode of Shri Guru Raghavendra Swamiji, Bichali
- Haveri: Shri Sharifa Shivayogi and Guru Govind Shivayogi Shishuvinahal
- Dharwad: Hubballi Unkal Lake
- Ballari (Sandur): Parvati - Kumaraswamy Temple
- Ballari: Ballari Fort
- Kalaburagi: Bara Gazi Tophu
- Udupi: Shankarapura Mallige (GI Tag)
- Udupi: Mattu Gulla (GI Tag)
- Bengaluru: Ashoka Pillar at Rajajinagar Gate
With the introduction of these new PPCs, the Karnataka Postal Circle reaffirms its commitment to promoting the state's rich heritage and cultural diversity. These special postmarks will not only be a valuable addition to stamp collectors' collections but will also serve as a reminder of Karnataka's glorious past and vibrant present. Philatelists and collectors can visit designated post offices to obtain these new PPCs.
Permanent Pictorial Cancellations (PPCs) are a special type of postmark used by the Indian Postal Service to promote tourism and cultural heritage. They feature a picture or design related to a specific tourist destination, historical site, or cultural landmark. These cancellations are available year-round at post offices located near these significant places.
Stamp collectors and tourists alike appreciate PPCs. Collectors enjoy adding them to their collections as they represent a unique piece of Indian philately. Tourists often use them to cancel their postcards and letters, making them a memorable souvenir of their trip.
Some popular PPCs in India include:
* Taj Mahal, Agra
* Red Fort, Delhi
* Hawa Mahal, Jaipur
* Mysore Palace, Mysore
* Konark Sun Temple, Odisha
PPCs add a touch of Indian culture and history to your correspondence and collections.
The Karnataka Postal Circle has a rich history of issuing PPCs to commemorate various events and places of historical and cultural significance. Some of the previous PPCs include:
* Mysore Dasara
* Hampi Stone Chariot
* Badami Cave Temples
* Belur Darpana Sundari
* Halebeedu Shilabalika
* Shravanabelagola Gommateshwara
* Vidhana Soudha, Bengaluru
* Sringeri Vidyanatha Temple
* Udupi Sri Krishna Temple
* Srirangapatna Tipu Sultan's Sword and Peta
* Bijapur Gol Gumbaz
* Pattadakal Galaganatha Temple
* Nagarahole Wild Lily
* Manipal Gopi Krishna Temple
* Dharmasthala Manjunatha Temple
* Nandi Hills
* Somanathapura Somnath Temple
* Mangalore 18th Century Lighthouse
* Aihole Chalukya Emblem
* Karkala Gommateshwara
* Kokkare Bellur Bird Sanctuary
* Bandipur Tiger Reserve
* Madikeri Kodava Culture Swords
* Halasi Kadamba Emblem
By adding these 12 new PPCs, the Indian Postal Department is honoring the state's rich heritage and promoting tourism.
Images PPCs which alredy in use in various Post Office across the Karnataka
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| Mysuru Dasara PPC |
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| Somanath Temple Somanathpura PPC |
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| Gomateshwara Statue Sravanabelagola PPC |
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