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    Family at Madikari of Coorg: by coorg, Views[212]
         		 Jute Army This Photo was clicked at a Rice Sheller in Nabha in the month of November. It was evening time when the labor was packing rice into jute bags and keeping behind sawdust. This whole scene came to me as assembly of Soldiers.Army of Jute soldiers being trained and made ready to march away for and by Human existence. Few being disbanded to dust before the fresh recruit, to make their will strong for there objective. The rice was assembled by unskilled labor in such a systematic way it impressed me to click the picture and run my horses of imagination.: by karanya, Views[1423]
         		 Nature's footprint:This picture was clicked when we were walking down the shore of Bay of Bengal where sea and starfish left its mark on the clear sand beach of Mandarmani. Surprisingly the star fish and water passed away leaving behind a clear mark on the sand a beauty in itself. This gave me an idea to keep this picture as a background calender for 2014.: by karanya, Views[1352]
         		 Rohit Rajvardhan: by savirohi, Views[553]
         		 Artistic eyes of a Devotee sadhu of Lord Shiva at Maha Kumbh Mela at Haridwar. The city of haridwar is flooded with thousands of saints all over the world and the atmosphere near the ganges river is filled with their hymes and prayers to please the God. It is among this we found such priest which had colored his face blue with three lines on his fore head disguising himself into one of the devotees of Lord Shiva. His face gives a sense of cold glaciers and also like poison effect on his face and eyes.Just as lord Shiva turned blue after drinking the poison out of the whole world. This picture shows a sense of religious faith in god and its divine power: by karanya, Views[3585]
     
    friendship of the nature
         		 see how the rocks build by the nature: by visionofmyeyes, Views[366]
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         		 opps! see the roots of a tree: by visionofmyeyes, Views[270]
         		 nature beauty of azhagar malai: by visionofmyeyes, Views[351]
     
    A group of women stand outside one of the tents in the camp. Out of the 600 families, less than one fourth have returned. Vacillating between debris and dreams of what used to be, they battle everyday, rebuilding bamboo by bamboo, towards a bricked structure. They hope for not much, but a house they can live in.: by divvea, Views[7874]
         		 Moijal Seikh, 62, looks at identification documents to ensure even distribution of limited food grains across residents in Dotma. His tent acts as the storage house for grains where he lives with his family. The government provided ration for 21 days in August. Five months later, food shortage is still one of the major issues. Other basic needs are not current priorities. : by divvea, Views[8559]
         		 Saki Bema, over 80 years old, picks dry twigs to light a fire for cooking in the camp. Living all by herself, she is quite like her village Dotma, bent with burden and broken, but surviving with grit and melancholy determination.: by divvea, Views[8913]
         		 Her neighbour walks past the broken debris of a house, testimony to mob fury when a demographical movement went wrong and turned communal in nature. On July, 20th, 2012, major ethnic clashes triggered across the region, resulting in the form of riots, killing 71 people across 400 villages and 400,000 people taking refugee across 300 relief camps. : by divvea, Views[9757]
         		 Moromi looks out of the torn shards of a tarpaulin she currently lives in. She lived in a fine house amidst towering areca nut trees in her quaint village, Dotma. Today, she lives in a relief camp, just three hundred meters away from the site of what was once home. Eight months back, her district Kokrajhar become the epicenter of riots tossing her life into uncertainty of a dark gloom.: by divvea, Views[12294]
     
    BROODING IN THOUGHT WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO EARN: by sristi, Views[268]
         		 THE KID AND MAN AFTER MAKING LOOKING THROIUGH THE MIRROR: by sristi, Views[289]
         		 THE DUO WERE TAKING MAKE UP: by sristi, Views[318]
         		 THE MAN TAKING MAKE UP FOR BEGGING IN A LOCAL TRAIN: by sristi, Views[301]
         		 LITTLE KIDS ARE ENJOYING THEMSELVES BEFORE STARTING A DAY: by sristi, Views[277]
     
    The gang too is behind the glass prism finally : by zainy, Views[435]
         		 she tells her to stand too behind the glass: by zainy, Views[481]
         		 Who says talent can only be seen in reality shows..?? Here is a perfect example that not anybody can be a great artist but a great artist can come from anywhere....talent can be found anywhere...A villager of rajasthan tries to make his living by showcasing his talent to people who pass by..he plays such beautiful songs that even professionals are nothing compared to him one of the locals said.. When asked that do you do anything besides sitting here all day and play music to earn a living.....I can only play music sir that's all I can do it's my ancestral tradition I shall play my music throughout my life and with that little bit of money I can live my life peacefully besides I got 3 kids to feed and I cannot do anything better than playing this musical instrument...he said....: by scholarship_greenland, Views[672]
         		 Got a flattened tire or your car won't start....??? When this guy is around you don't have to worry about anything this guy can fix almost anything..... Meet Gajendra a mechanic from the villages of rajasthan.....when asked why don't you find somework that is worth doing......I don't have a choice sir good job requires good education and I have not completed my education neither I have some special talent to showcase it to the world....being a mechanic here makes your life a living hell cause you work so much and earn very little. But i like here cause I get to fix anything that people give and at the end of the day the smile on my customers face makes me realize that today was worth doing something ....he said.... Poor guy tries to fix everyone's life but forget to fix his own life..... #respect: by scholarship_greenland, Views[711]
         		 How does it feels like when your dream of becoming something has been crushed even before it has been born...??? Feels terrible,hopeless...right.?? Well who can tell better than this kid.....baldev a village boy dreams of becoming an engineer but then he realize that he doesn't have the financial strength to fulfill his dream and he then comes back to reality and gets really sad that one day he also have to work as a mechanic or carry on his ancestors tradition of playing music and entertaining people... Such high hopes and yet very limited opportunities....what can I say ...dream on kiddo....: by scholarship_greenland, Views[908]
     
    So here it is.....finally the sun is about to say good bye and while going it leaves a big question to the villagers.....can tomorrow be a better day than today with this thought in their mind they thank the almighty for the day and continue their journey towards life without any fear....: by scholarship_greenland, Views[603]
         		 and she clicks as the beauty she could not resist: by zainy, Views[469]
         		 A Lady through the spider and glass caught curious : by zainy, Views[522]
         		 Ladies spell bound by the beauty of glass & trying to click through it: by zainy, Views[473]
         		 A typical villager of rajasthan starts his day wandering in a big lonely desert with only a bottle of water in his hand accompanied by his buddy(camel).....not knowing anything about what is going to happen in future they together walk and face the challenges that life throws in their way.......: by scholarship_greenland, Views[731]
     
    It is believed that Nainital figures in some ancient myths of India.: by sachin_kadyan1996, Views[449]
         		 RAJASTHAN who give birth to great rajput kings. this is royal place of rajasthan: by sachin_kadyan1996, Views[1293]
         		 rainy season is the best season. and this is one of the best photo of my collect: by sachin_kadyan1996, Views[459]
         		 golden temple beauty of amritsar punjab.: by sachin_kadyan1996, Views[444]
         		 the sunset view from my fields one of my favourate place.: by sachin_kadyan1996, Views[378]
     
    PATH TO PEACE: by pauldlakra, Views[264]
         		 WANDERING IN THE WILD: by pauldlakra, Views[273]
         		 BEAUTIFUL PATH IN COORG: by pauldlakra, Views[293]
         		 FRIENDS ON OUR JOURNEY: by pauldlakra, Views[281]
         		 THE JOURNEY BEGINS (ON OUR WAY TO COORG FROM BANGALORE): by pauldlakra, Views[306]
     
    'Kachoris': Mathura is famous for three things - 'the sweet-pera', 'the birth place of Lord Krishna' and the 'Kachoris- made by stuffing wheat dough with lentils and frying them' only available in the mornigs. This is one of my similar shops serving the first kachoris of the day.: by partham902005, Views[1170]
         		 The ghats on the river yamuna in Mathura can be seen from the other side of the river. An old boat long left in the shalow waters can b seen from the unpopular side of the river.: by partham902005, Views[631]
         		 A boatman prepares to go to his 'office' - the holy side of the river where the temples are to take devotes on a ride in the holy river. An everyday routine for the few boatmen still left of this dying profession.: by partham902005, Views[385]
         		 Sitting and staring at the rver has become one of the favorite job of many a young people of the city. In a way the river has two sides one for the devotees the old generation looking for tradition. The other for the young looking for peace and a place just to be themselves. Other places have disc, bars or restaurants. We have the yamuna!!!: by partham902005, Views[522]
         		 This is the part if the river know only to the locals peace come here to find peace and also sometimes themselves.: by partham902005, Views[328]
     
    I saw this young Brahman boy lost in his thoughts, while his classmates chanted slogans sitting on the banks of the Ganga. Many Brahman families send off their boys to gurukuls, schools like these that train priests, at a tender age. An age when they should be playing and making the most of their childhood. : by ravipatel, Views[1444]
         		 In Varanasi, there are a tribe of ascetic sadhus who have renounced their families and all worldly possessions in their search of god. They are the Aghoris. Even among sadhus, they are an extreme lot, with a number of taboo rituals and practices. : by ravipatel, Views[1248]
         		 Meet Dhananjay, one among the hundreds of sadhus at Varanasi. Hunchbacked and crippled, he roams the ghats or cremation sites begging for alms from the thousands who come to the holy city to see off their near ones to another world. Hindus believe that giving alms to sadhus brings salvation to the soul.: by ravipatel, Views[928]
         		 Blessings from Hanuman! In the myth Ramayana, Hanuman was an ardent devotee of Rama. A monkey god who performed impossible feats. Much like this wandering sadhu, who contorted his face, wielded his gada or mace and put up a mighty show that left me completely awestruck.: by ravipatel, Views[1135]
         		 This is Ganpati Baba, the godman with a large tumour on his face. When I met him at his abode, he was praying, surrounded by pictures of Ganpati, the god with the face of an elephant, and other scenes from Hindu mythology like Ramayan and Mahabharata. As he says, the tumour is Ganpati’s way of rewarding his faith.: by ravipatel, Views[1378]
     
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