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Which country has released a special stamp on Hindu epic Ramayana to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the diplomatic ties with India?
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Indonesia
Bangladesh
Sri Lanka
India
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Solution
Indonesia
Explanation:
To mark the 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties with India, Indonesia on 23rd April 2019 released a special commemorative stamp on the theme of Ramayana. The stamp, designed by renowned Indonesian sculptor Padmashri Bapak Nyoman Nuart, features a scene from Hindu epic Ramayana in which Jatayu valiantly fought to save Sita.
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