Congrates On Indian #ArmyDay By Ravi Somani

Congrates On Indian #ArmyDay

On the 67th Indian Army Day we salute the bravery of the valiant #soldiers at Army Day 2015 celebrations.

Paper Money Collection By Ravi Somani

Paper Money Collection

Currency Notes / Bank Notes Collection, Ravi Somani is collecting Indian Bank notes / Currency notes since British Period till now. I have learned a lot about Indian History and many interesting facts about India through this collection.

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Delhi Businessman Ravi Somani is looking for Investment opportunity in Mumbai area

Delhi Businessman Ravi Somani is looking for Investment opportunity in Mumbai area, as the property market is not so strong at this time so Delhi Businessman Ravi Somani is looking to diversify its investment portfolio in right price property in Mumbai and suburbs area so that in due course of time the property appreciation can give good return on investment.

  

Navi Mumbai area of Vashi looks promising to Ravi Somani

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Delhi Businessman Ravi Somani is looking to expand his business of Packaged Food items and Spices in Mumbai area

Delhi Businessman Ravi Somani is looking to expand his business of Packaged Food items and Spices in Mumbai area

So Delhi Businessman Ravi Somani is looking to make a good selling network in Mumbai by appointing C&F agent and Distributor for his new packaged food and spices products

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More Stamps  & Autograph Collection  By Ravi Somani

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Stamp Collection, Ravi Somani, Ravi Somani Delhi, India

Stamp Collection-  Ravi Somani

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Stamp Collection

make each day materpiece By Ravi Somani

“Make each day your masterpiece.” ~John Wooden 

It’s easy to lose sight of the importance of each day, because we seem to have so many of them. But it’s been said that a single day serves as a microcosm of your life, so be sure to spend your days in away that embodies the way you want to live your life. At the end of it all your life will boil down to the accumulation of all of your days, and will serve as your masterpiece, so be sure to spend time each day chiseling the great sculpture that is your life. Treat each day the same, don’t write off days as being “bad, they still count towards the total work of art.

Ravi Somani paying homage to the martyrs and victims of the #26/11 #Mumbai terror attacks.

Ravi Somani paying homage to the martyrs and victims of the #26/11 #Mumbai terror attacks.

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Ravi Somani’s Miniature Wine Bottle collection

#RaviSomani’s  Miniature Wine Bottle collection

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Ravi Somani Collection

A child is obsessive about his possession be it the collection of toffees, colour pencils or stones. Many children reflect their excellence or profession they would opt for in their future. Robert Frost says that if vocation and avocation are combined then it does wonders and his object in living is to combine the vocation and avocation- “Two Tramps in a Mud Time”.

 Uniting the work of pleasure with the work of need, results in benefiting the society as well as one’s life.

Ravi Somani, a Delhi based businessman, found his interest in collecting the antique coins, stamps, paper notes and autographs which he beholds it as a heritage. Since childhood he was fanatical about his rare possession. Years gone by and he held his interests seriously in order to acquire the importance of his collection and to invest through them. And now he serves the nation as being an important member of the Delhi Coin Society, he is well known amongst the Numismatic, the coins collector in India.

The Ravi Somani Coins Collection stockpile assortment of Indian coins since 1835, the period since the uniform coinage was launched in India by the British Empire. The studying of the Heritage India, its culture and history, is accustomed by the studying of these primordial articles.

Ravi, being a socialist, invites the folks with same interest to assess his website and to share their collections with him.

As an activist, he has embarked upon working for the under privileged children through his NGO named as Different Strokes.

Indian Currency during British Rule

 Indian Currency during British Rule

In the late 7^th century, the pure form of gold, silver, copper and bronze coins were used as the currency of India without any religious belief. Later, the denominations engraved coins were introduced in India which was known as the punch-marked coins. In 18^th century, the British Government grabbed control over India and introduced the first paper currency. Immediately, after overtaking the power, the native images from the coins were replaced by the Victorian portraits.Ravi Somani Delhi had indulged in collections ofthe antique coins and notes from his early childhood days. Starting from the year 1835till date, he has most of the significant information regarding Indian currency. He has a hobby of collecting autographs of renowned figures too. The East India Company coins were issued by the British in the year 1858 with portraits of Queen Victoria.
Later, the coins were issued along with the portraits of Edward VII from the year 1903 to 1910. There was no coin introduced by the British during the brief domination of Edward VIII.  In the year 1911, the portraits of George Emperor took possession over the British Indian coin and ended with George VI in 1947. RaviSomani  has tremendous zeal on studying all coins and paper money, issued in India by the British Government.
Utsav Exim is an agro based industry coupled with the offhand solutions altogether. The major priority of the organisation is to develop the food and agricultural system and yield deep change over it.  Apart from collecting coins, Ravi Somani also devotes a considerable time for this organization.