Weaving (Rs.2:00): Indian Definitive is used for a period of 6 years from 1979-85.This is a perfect example of the print missing due to the possible presence of another sheet above this sheet during printing. This error is still on paper and has been postally used.

Gopalpur on sea - Orissa (Rs.2:00): Issued during the "World Philatelic Exhibition" (Indepex 97). This pair shows the symbol of the exhibition at the top left corner where the indepex symbol has not been printed correctly. This is a typical example of a shift in the print.

Broadcasting (40 paise): This definitive stamp has a shift in the design, with the design partly printed on two other adjacent stamps. This definitive stamp was issued for a period of 4 years from 1986-89.

Mahatma Gandhi (Rs.1:00): This Mahatma Gandhi definitive stamp is an unused example of an imperforate on all sides. This stamp has the "Ashoka upright watermark".

Mahatma Gandhi (Rs.1:00): This Mahatma Gandhi stamp has a white band that is the result of paper overlap during the process of printing. This is a postally used stamp.