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 Tank Prasad Acharya
December 2, 1993

Tank Prasad Acharya

A commemorative postage stamp on Tanka Prasad Acharya, 19th Prime Minister of Nepal (1956-57) (part of series : National Personality Series, 1993) :

Tanka Prasad Acharya (टंक प्रसाद आचार्य)Issued by Nepal

Issued on Dec 2, 1993

Issued by :
HMG/N, Postal Services Department
Nepal Philatelic Bureau, Kathmandu

Design : The present postage stamp is a token of his dedication and patriotism.

Designer : Mohan N. S. Rana

Type : Stamp, Postal Used

Denomination : 25 Paisa

Colour : 4 Colours

Size : 28 x 39.5 mm

Format : Vertical

Paper : High Quality Stamp Paper

Quantity : 1,000,000 (one million)

Sheet : 50 stamps per sheet

Process : Offset Lithography

Printer : Austrian Government Printing Office, Austria

Name : Tanka Prasad Acharya

Born on Dec 2, 1912 at Parasi, Nawal Parasi district, Nepal

Died on Apr 24, 1992

About : 

  • Born on Dec. 2, 1912 in Parasi of Nawal Parasi district of NepalTanka Prasad Acharya has made historic contribution in the Nepalese political context. Acharya came into active politics since his early youth being obsessed by popular freedom and democracy struggle against the ruling Ranas.
  • Termed as forerunner political organizer Acharya‘s Nepal Praja Parishad party holds a marathon record in democracy and multiparty break through. On this campaign four among his colleagues got executed by the despotic Ranas while he was commuted to life imprisonment for his caste status they revered for. The overthrow of Ranas in 1950 freed him, and in 1956 he was sworn in as the interim Prime Minister. During his 18 months Government tenure bureaucracy in Nepal got a legal status, the Planning Commission and the Nepal Rastra Bank were established and diplomatic friendship also got extended. Further in his period Nepal participated in the UN General Assembly which placed her on the forefront of global scene beyond the narrow confines of the past.
  • Acharya dedicated his entire life to the cause of nationalism and integrity combined with democratic values and norms.
  • He died on April 24, 1992.
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