INDIAN INDUSTRIES FAIR-NEW DELHI 1961

 The Indian Industries Fair, 1961, is being held in the first year of the Third Five-Year Plan for national development.The Fair, which has been organised by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, will give a panorama of the progress of Indian industry in its march towards a self-sustaining and self-generating economy under the first two Five-Year Plans. Industrial produc-tion in the country has nearly doubled during these two Plans and foundations have been laid for a more rapid rate of development in the Third Plan.The Fair, which will be opened on November 14, 1961, is being held at the Mathura Road Exhibition Grounds, which have already witnessed a number of national and international exhibitions, industrial as well as agricultural.

Besides the various sectors of Indian industry, a number of foreign countries are participating. These


include almost all the industrially advanced countries as also some of the developing nations.The Fair will give an opportunity to manufacturers and businessmen for a closer contact on a national and international plane.The Indian Posts and Telegraphs Department is com-memorating the inauguration of the Fair by the issue of a special postage stamp. The stamp shows the design of the proposed tower gate of the Fair and the cog-wheel symbolising industry and its progress.     

INDIAN INDUSTRIES FAIR-NEW DELHI 1961 NOVEMBER DECEMBER

TECHNICAL DATADate of Issue       : 14th November 1961

Denomination                                       : 15 nP.

Size                                                       : 4.06 x 2.41 cms.

Set                                                         : 45 stamps per issue sheet

Colour                                                   : Dark Blue and Carmine

Perforation                                            : 14 x 14

Watermark                                             : All Over multiple "Lion Capital of Asoka ".

Printing Process                                     : Photogravure

Printed at                                                : India Security Printing Press, Nasik Road

Number printed                                       : 5 million

TERMS OF SALE                                  :Overseas orders for the supply of the new stamps and First                                                                          Day Covers should be addressed with full particulars to the                                                                      Indian Philatic Bureau, G.P.O., Bombay and should be                                                                              accompanied by a bank draft or crossed cheque encashable in                                                                   India.

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