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Karnataka marks Infant Protection Day with a mother-and-child cancellation

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Karnataka marks Infant Protection Day with a mother-and-child cancellation

Postcard showing a mother-and-child Infant Protection Day cancellation dated 7 November 2026 at Mangaluru 575001.
Image: MB’s Stamps of India / Mansoor Bolar
Published8 Nov 2026Updated8 Nov 2026News date7 Nov 2026Event7 Nov 2026Country🌐 India
LocationKarnataka

Karnataka Postal Circle released a special cancellation for Infant Protection Day on 7 November 2026. A postcard illustrated by MB’s Stamps of India shows a mother holding an infant within an arched outline. The bilingual marking names Infant Protection Day and bears the date 07-11-2026, Mangaluru and postcode 575001.

An announcement attributed to Karnataka Postal Circle names four philatelic bureaus for the service: Bengaluru GPO, Mysuru HO, Mangaluru HO and Belagavi HO. The collector report also states that the cancellation was available at other head post offices across Karnataka. The pictured item is a serviced postcard, rather than a newly issued adhesive stamp.

Special cancellationsInfant Protection DayKarnataka
Source: MB’s Stamps of India · Read original source →