Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Seetharaman and Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha released the stamps at a function at the post office .
The stamps will be printed at India Security Press
India had introduced aromatic sandalwood stamp, priced at Rs 15, in 2006. Nearly 30 lakh such stamps were sold out within two weeks.
Rose-scented stamps were also released in four varieties of flowers in 2007.
The varieties were Jawahar, Neelam, Delhi Princess and Bhim, each priced at Rs five.
A Jasmine-scented stamp was released in 2008.
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