The green revolution in Punjab (1960s) establishes India as one of the leading agricultural nations. Celebrating this moment, the artwork reflects the dynamic truck art style with intrinsic grid layouts, floral borders, and eagle motifs.

The 1982 Delhi Asiad heralded the advent of color TV into the country, with an overnight cabinet decision to import a large number of TV sets. This moment is adorned with miniature art featuring botanical elements and decorative borders

The Ajanta-Ellora caves in Maharashtra declared as the world heritage site (1983). Rendered in vibrant hues of yellow, teal, and pink, the artwork is inspired by the intricate Paithani style of handlooms.

India's first rapid transit system was constructed in the citadel of culture, Kolkata (West Bengal), seamlessly complementing the city’s iconic urban landscape. Illustrated in the centuries old Kantha stitch pattern, captures the essence of West Bengal's rich cultural heritage.

Sanchi Stupa of Madhya Pradesh declared as a world heritage site in 1989. Rendered in earthy yellows, pinks, and greens, this artwork is featured in the Gond art style, which originated within the Gond community in MP about 1,400 years ago.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link of Mumbai, spanning 5.6 km with its 8-lane expanse, stands as India's first cable-stayed bridge over the Arabian Sea. Illustrated in Art Deco, the artwork highlights the intricate cable-stayed structure of the bridge with fine, delicate lines.

With 22 of India’s 38 gold medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games coming from Haryana and being home to top sporting professionals over the years, the state has established itself as a powerhouse of champions who have made India proud. The art is inspired by the age-old textile craft Panja Dhurrie, the geometric shapes form symmetrical recurring borders that frame the artwork, celebrating Haryana's rich cultural heritage.

Hirakud Dam the longest earthen dam in the world is built across the Mahanadi river in Odisha, 1957. While controlling flooding, the dam also irrigates 75,000 square kilometers of land, a globally significant infrastructural feat. The artwork is crafted in the Pattachitra style that has its roots in Odisha.

The 1982 Delhi Asiad heralded the advent of color TV into the country, with an overnight cabinet decision to import a large number of TV sets. This moment is adorned with miniature art featuring botanical elements and decorative borders

The Ajanta-Ellora caves in Maharashtra declared as the world heritage site (1983). Rendered in vibrant hues of yellow, teal, and pink, the artwork is inspired by the intricate Paithani style of handlooms.

India's first rapid transit system was constructed in the citadel of culture, Kolkata (West Bengal), seamlessly complementing the city’s iconic urban landscape. Illustrated in the centuries old Kantha stitch pattern, captures the essence of West Bengal's rich cultural heritage.

Sanchi Stupa of Madhya Pradesh declared as a world heritage site in 1989. Rendered in earthy yellows, pinks, and greens, this artwork is featured in the Gond art style, which originated within the Gond community in MP about 1,400 years ago.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link of Mumbai, spanning 5.6 km with its 8-lane expanse, stands as India's first cable-stayed bridge over the Arabian Sea. Illustrated in Art Deco, the artwork highlights the intricate cable-stayed structure of the bridge with fine, delicate lines.

With 22 of India’s 38 gold medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games coming from Haryana and being home to top sporting professionals over the years, the state has established itself as a powerhouse of champions who have made India proud. The art is inspired by the age-old textile craft Panja Dhurrie, the geometric shapes form symmetrical recurring borders that frame the artwork, celebrating Haryana's rich cultural heritage.

Hirakud Dam the longest earthen dam in the world is built across the Mahanadi river in Odisha, 1957. While controlling flooding, the dam also irrigates 75,000 square kilometers of land, a globally significant infrastructural feat. The artwork is crafted in the Pattachitra style that has its roots in Odisha.

The green revolution in Punjab (1960s) establishes India as one of the leading agricultural nations. Celebrating this moment, the artwork reflects the dynamic truck art style with intrinsic grid layouts, floral borders, and eagle motifs.

The Ajanta-Ellora caves in Maharashtra declared as the world heritage site (1983). Rendered in vibrant hues of yellow, teal, and pink, the artwork is inspired by the intricate Paithani style of handlooms.

India's first rapid transit system was constructed in the citadel of culture, Kolkata (West Bengal), seamlessly complementing the city’s iconic urban landscape. Illustrated in the centuries old Kantha stitch pattern, captures the essence of West Bengal's rich cultural heritage.

Sanchi Stupa of Madhya Pradesh declared as a world heritage site in 1989. Rendered in earthy yellows, pinks, and greens, this artwork is featured in the Gond art style, which originated within the Gond community in MP about 1,400 years ago.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link of Mumbai, spanning 5.6 km with its 8-lane expanse, stands as India's first cable-stayed bridge over the Arabian Sea. Illustrated in Art Deco, the artwork highlights the intricate cable-stayed structure of the bridge with fine, delicate lines.

With 22 of India’s 38 gold medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games coming from Haryana and being home to top sporting professionals over the years, the state has established itself as a powerhouse of champions who have made India proud. The art is inspired by the age-old textile craft Panja Dhurrie, the geometric shapes form symmetrical recurring borders that frame the artwork, celebrating Haryana's rich cultural heritage.

Hirakud Dam the longest earthen dam in the world is built across the Mahanadi river in Odisha, 1957. While controlling flooding, the dam also irrigates 75,000 square kilometers of land, a globally significant infrastructural feat. The artwork is crafted in the Pattachitra style that has its roots in Odisha.

The green revolution in Punjab (1960s) establishes India as one of the leading agricultural nations. Celebrating this moment, the artwork reflects the dynamic truck art style with intrinsic grid layouts, floral borders, and eagle motifs.

The 1982 Delhi Asiad heralded the advent of color TV into the country, with an overnight cabinet decision to import a large number of TV sets. This moment is adorned with miniature art featuring botanical elements and decorative borders

India's first rapid transit system was constructed in the citadel of culture, Kolkata (West Bengal), seamlessly complementing the city’s iconic urban landscape. Illustrated in the centuries old Kantha stitch pattern, captures the essence of West Bengal's rich cultural heritage.

Sanchi Stupa of Madhya Pradesh declared as a world heritage site in 1989. Rendered in earthy yellows, pinks, and greens, this artwork is featured in the Gond art style, which originated within the Gond community in MP about 1,400 years ago.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link of Mumbai, spanning 5.6 km with its 8-lane expanse, stands as India's first cable-stayed bridge over the Arabian Sea. Illustrated in Art Deco, the artwork highlights the intricate cable-stayed structure of the bridge with fine, delicate lines.

With 22 of India’s 38 gold medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games coming from Haryana and being home to top sporting professionals over the years, the state has established itself as a powerhouse of champions who have made India proud. The art is inspired by the age-old textile craft Panja Dhurrie, the geometric shapes form symmetrical recurring borders that frame the artwork, celebrating Haryana's rich cultural heritage.

Hirakud Dam the longest earthen dam in the world is built across the Mahanadi river in Odisha, 1957. While controlling flooding, the dam also irrigates 75,000 square kilometers of land, a globally significant infrastructural feat. The artwork is crafted in the Pattachitra style that has its roots in Odisha.

The green revolution in Punjab (1960s) establishes India as one of the leading agricultural nations. Celebrating this moment, the artwork reflects the dynamic truck art style with intrinsic grid layouts, floral borders, and eagle motifs.

The 1982 Delhi Asiad heralded the advent of color TV into the country, with an overnight cabinet decision to import a large number of TV sets. This moment is adorned with miniature art featuring botanical elements and decorative borders

The Ajanta-Ellora caves in Maharashtra declared as the world heritage site (1983). Rendered in vibrant hues of yellow, teal, and pink, the artwork is inspired by the intricate Paithani style of handlooms.

Sanchi Stupa of Madhya Pradesh declared as a world heritage site in 1989. Rendered in earthy yellows, pinks, and greens, this artwork is featured in the Gond art style, which originated within the Gond community in MP about 1,400 years ago.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link of Mumbai, spanning 5.6 km with its 8-lane expanse, stands as India's first cable-stayed bridge over the Arabian Sea. Illustrated in Art Deco, the artwork highlights the intricate cable-stayed structure of the bridge with fine, delicate lines.

With 22 of India’s 38 gold medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games coming from Haryana and being home to top sporting professionals over the years, the state has established itself as a powerhouse of champions who have made India proud. The art is inspired by the age-old textile craft Panja Dhurrie, the geometric shapes form symmetrical recurring borders that frame the artwork, celebrating Haryana's rich cultural heritage.

Hirakud Dam the longest earthen dam in the world is built across the Mahanadi river in Odisha, 1957. While controlling flooding, the dam also irrigates 75,000 square kilometers of land, a globally significant infrastructural feat. The artwork is crafted in the Pattachitra style that has its roots in Odisha.

The green revolution in Punjab (1960s) establishes India as one of the leading agricultural nations. Celebrating this moment, the artwork reflects the dynamic truck art style with intrinsic grid layouts, floral borders, and eagle motifs.

The 1982 Delhi Asiad heralded the advent of color TV into the country, with an overnight cabinet decision to import a large number of TV sets. This moment is adorned with miniature art featuring botanical elements and decorative borders

The Ajanta-Ellora caves in Maharashtra declared as the world heritage site (1983). Rendered in vibrant hues of yellow, teal, and pink, the artwork is inspired by the intricate Paithani style of handlooms.

India's first rapid transit system was constructed in the citadel of culture, Kolkata (West Bengal), seamlessly complementing the city’s iconic urban landscape. Illustrated in the centuries old Kantha stitch pattern, captures the essence of West Bengal's rich cultural heritage.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link of Mumbai, spanning 5.6 km with its 8-lane expanse, stands as India's first cable-stayed bridge over the Arabian Sea. Illustrated in Art Deco, the artwork highlights the intricate cable-stayed structure of the bridge with fine, delicate lines.

With 22 of India’s 38 gold medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games coming from Haryana and being home to top sporting professionals over the years, the state has established itself as a powerhouse of champions who have made India proud. The art is inspired by the age-old textile craft Panja Dhurrie, the geometric shapes form symmetrical recurring borders that frame the artwork, celebrating Haryana's rich cultural heritage.

Hirakud Dam the longest earthen dam in the world is built across the Mahanadi river in Odisha, 1957. While controlling flooding, the dam also irrigates 75,000 square kilometers of land, a globally significant infrastructural feat. The artwork is crafted in the Pattachitra style that has its roots in Odisha.

The green revolution in Punjab (1960s) establishes India as one of the leading agricultural nations. Celebrating this moment, the artwork reflects the dynamic truck art style with intrinsic grid layouts, floral borders, and eagle motifs.

The 1982 Delhi Asiad heralded the advent of color TV into the country, with an overnight cabinet decision to import a large number of TV sets. This moment is adorned with miniature art featuring botanical elements and decorative borders

The Ajanta-Ellora caves in Maharashtra declared as the world heritage site (1983). Rendered in vibrant hues of yellow, teal, and pink, the artwork is inspired by the intricate Paithani style of handlooms.

India's first rapid transit system was constructed in the citadel of culture, Kolkata (West Bengal), seamlessly complementing the city’s iconic urban landscape. Illustrated in the centuries old Kantha stitch pattern, captures the essence of West Bengal's rich cultural heritage.

Sanchi Stupa of Madhya Pradesh declared as a world heritage site in 1989. Rendered in earthy yellows, pinks, and greens, this artwork is featured in the Gond art style, which originated within the Gond community in MP about 1,400 years ago.

With 22 of India’s 38 gold medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games coming from Haryana and being home to top sporting professionals over the years, the state has established itself as a powerhouse of champions who have made India proud. The art is inspired by the age-old textile craft Panja Dhurrie, the geometric shapes form symmetrical recurring borders that frame the artwork, celebrating Haryana's rich cultural heritage.

Hirakud Dam the longest earthen dam in the world is built across the Mahanadi river in Odisha, 1957. While controlling flooding, the dam also irrigates 75,000 square kilometers of land, a globally significant infrastructural feat. The artwork is crafted in the Pattachitra style that has its roots in Odisha.

The green revolution in Punjab (1960s) establishes India as one of the leading agricultural nations. Celebrating this moment, the artwork reflects the dynamic truck art style with intrinsic grid layouts, floral borders, and eagle motifs.

The 1982 Delhi Asiad heralded the advent of color TV into the country, with an overnight cabinet decision to import a large number of TV sets. This moment is adorned with miniature art featuring botanical elements and decorative borders

The Ajanta-Ellora caves in Maharashtra declared as the world heritage site (1983). Rendered in vibrant hues of yellow, teal, and pink, the artwork is inspired by the intricate Paithani style of handlooms.

India's first rapid transit system was constructed in the citadel of culture, Kolkata (West Bengal), seamlessly complementing the city’s iconic urban landscape. Illustrated in the centuries old Kantha stitch pattern, captures the essence of West Bengal's rich cultural heritage.

Sanchi Stupa of Madhya Pradesh declared as a world heritage site in 1989. Rendered in earthy yellows, pinks, and greens, this artwork is featured in the Gond art style, which originated within the Gond community in MP about 1,400 years ago.

The Bandra-Worli Sea Link of Mumbai, spanning 5.6 km with its 8-lane expanse, stands as India's first cable-stayed bridge over the Arabian Sea. Illustrated in Art Deco, the artwork highlights the intricate cable-stayed structure of the bridge with fine, delicate lines.