National News 2025-07-10

Discussion on the book Lokmata Ahilyabai and display of commemorative coins

Tahir Kamaal Siddiqui - Indore.

A memorable meeting of Indore Philatelic Society and Indore Numismatic Society was held at Indian Coffee House Auditorium with the preservation of rare coins and sharing of historical information related to them. Rajendra Agarwal declared the meeting open. The chief guest of the meeting, Ms. Kirti Kaurav, addressed the gathering while introducing the financial services of the Indian Postal Department. Chief numismatist Mr. Girish Sharma "Aditya" talked about setting up a currency museum. Program President Dr. Ramesh Atolia gave information about homeopathic and philatelic. New members Milind Dehadray and Mrs. Ranjana Gawade were welcomed. During this, the main e-magazine of the society, Indfil, edited by Engr. Chirag Trivedi, was also launched. In the program, Ravindra Narayan Pehlwan discussed and displayed the book Lokmata Ahilyabai. Devkinandan Trivedi expressed his views by displaying commemorative coins. Major M.K. Gupta, Surendra Mulye and Professor Shivam Chaturvedi also addressed. Rajendra Agarwal and Rajesh Shah distributed gifts to the new members. Welcome address was given by. Executive President Rajesh Shah and Vice President Laxmikant Jain. Thanks were expressed by Narendra Agarwal.

Tahir Kamaal Siddiqui - Indore

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