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A postage stamp with the picture of Vanshu (Vansh) Gurung, the hunter chief who defeated the British for the first time in the world, has been published.
Minister of Communication and Information Technology Prithvisubba Gurung stamped the stamps in a ceremony organized by the Department of Postal Services in Kathmandu. B.S. On October 15, 1824, in the war with the British in Sindhuligarhi, playing a leading role on behalf of the Gorkhali army, Sikari Sardar Vanshu Gurung played an important role in defeating the British army. Honoring the contribution of Sardar Vanshu (Vansh) Gurung, the hero of the Sindhuligarhi war who was defeated for the first time in the world, a postage stamp of Rs. 10 has been published with his picture.
Hunter Sardar Vanshu Gurung, who was born in Kapurgaon (Ko ne Nasa) of Lamjung, migrated and reached 12 Dhor Jaspur in Shuklagandaki Municipality of Tanahun. He belongs to Lem (Lamchhane) people.
Minister Gurung talking about the outstanding contribution made by Saki Sardar Vanshu Gurung to save the geography of Nepal and said that he is a worthy personality to be declared a national treasure.
Ministry Secretary Radhika Aryal, Director General of Postal Services Department Manmaya Bhattarai Pangeni, Sikari Sardar Vanshu Gurung Memorial Foundation President Laljung Gurung and others gave speeches on the occasion. In the event, the president of the foundation was also honored by the government.
