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    A farmer is working on farm after rain to grow something: by n_00gage, Views[291]
         		 Anger: by balamariappan, Views[237]
         		 Holy Cry: by balamariappan, Views[300]
         		 Rituals and Beyond: by balamariappan, Views[294]
         		 The Pain: by balamariappan, Views[384]
     
    Transgenders: by balamariappan, Views[322]
         		 after summer a Cow is enjoying Green grace: by n_00gage, Views[467]
         		 on my way when i see such a beatiful hill with over with snow : by n_00gage, Views[293]
         		 This town can be reached either on foot along the sea shore or by bumpy Jeep rid: by kapilk, Views[212]
         		 Ruins of Dhanushkodi Railway station hit by a massive tidal wave on Dec 22 1964: by kapilk, Views[458]
     
    Nearly 50 years on, but the Ghost of Cyclone fury still haunt this town: by kapilk, Views[194]
         		 Tranquil, Serene yet abandoned- A Cyclone-hit town of Myths, Mysteries & Miracle: by kapilk, Views[245]
         		 In the Valley of Pahalgam, Kashmir, it feels like you are in a painting of an Artist.: by abhinavdubey77, Views[325]
         		 Heart of the city - Dal lake. Mostly frozen for the rest of the year, surrounded by Great Himalayan Mountain range,Yellow Boat is Known as 'Shikara'.: by abhinavdubey77, Views[750]
         		 Local Mode of transport in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Running one in every 20 minutes, charging 5 rupees to 20 rupees at highest, depending on miles you are going.: by abhinavdubey77, Views[433]
     
    Children enjoying in the most known lake in kashmir -Dal lake.: by abhinavdubey77, Views[302]
         		 A different view of Shikara( Boat in Kashmir), a major source of daily earning for locals working on dal lake.: by abhinavdubey77, Views[468]
         		 It takes many men to bring this large statue of Lord Ganesh to the ocean at Chowpatty Beach, Mumbai. This larger statue need more assistance than smaller counterparts. : by victoriaphoto, Views[2201]
         		 A women celebrates Ganesh Chaturi festival in Mumbai, India. : by victoriaphoto, Views[463]
         		 Men bring a statue of the Hinud god Ganesh into the water at Chowpatty beach, Mumbai. After bringing the statue of Lord Ganesh to the Ocean, they will then immerse the statue in water, drowning it, in tribute to the God.: by victoriaphoto, Views[802]
     
    A family celebrates Ganesh Chaturthi Festival at Chowpatty Beach, Mumbai. During this celebration, many religous rituals are performed. This includes offerings of food, flowers and coconuts to the statues of Lord Ganesh. The most colorful offering is that of red powder. While people offer the red powder to the Ganesh statues, they also throw it on people as well.: by victoriaphoto, Views[437]
         		 A women peaks at the camera during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival in Mumbai, India. This festival is held in honor of the Hinud God, Lord Ganesh, who has an elephant head. The festival is held for 11 days each year. : by victoriaphoto, Views[499]
         		 A beautiful place. An amazing journey. Some fantastic God-loving people. Some truly awesome tales of faith. Experience just got a new definition. And finishing the experience at this beautiful and peaceful monastery at Sangla, Himachal Pradesh.: by sameer, Views[424]
         		 A 100 miles and climbing upto 16000 ft just to reach this place. Worth it? Yes, yes and definiely YES. The beautiful town of Sangla which was our final destination of the trek. This town is completely unadulterated from the spoils of the outside world. Protected by Nature.: by sameer, Views[272]
         		 by n_00gage, Views[159]
     
    On we walked forgetting and forgiving everything behind. Just walked and walked, disconnecting our minds from our legs and pushing ourselves for that ten extra steps and then another twenty. Until we reach our destination and taking in every little detail from the trek.: by sameer, Views[299]
         		 by n_00gage, Views[140]
         		 Bridging the boundaries. Stepping out of ones comfort zone into the unknown is the most difficult part of our lives. But only when you do that do you see that the grass is definitely greener on the other side.: by sameer, Views[298]
         		 by n_00gage, Views[153]
         		 Return to Innocence. Simplicity and Happiness- These kids have nothing. No electricity. No entertainment. No malls or movies. But you still cannot find a single child or adult there who is not satisfied with what he has and smiles to a complete stranger with the purest hearts.: by sameer, Views[659]
     
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         		 by n_00gage, Views[145]
         		 This exposure and renewed contact with the outside world have brought about even more significant changes on the socio-cultural front. In Turtuk, girls constitute the majority of students in the local high school, and in recent years several of them have made their ways into colleges in Leh and beyond. Going by the present trends, one may hope that these young women will have fulfilling, unfettered lives which lay beyond the wildest dreams of their mothers or aunts.: by sandipanmukherjee, Views[1005]
         		 The economic condition of Turtuk started to pull around when restrictions were lifted a few years ago and the obscure hamlet once again opened its doors to the world. Since then Turtuk, in spite of its remoteness, has become a popular tourist destination in Nubra, thanks to its breathtaking landscape and beautiful people. : by sandipanmukherjee, Views[1185]
         		 However, while in Buddhist Ladakh women have always enjoyed a status equal with men, in the orthodox Muslim Balti community women have had little control over the society, household or even herself. And during those long years after the partition when the world had forgotten Turtuk and its neighbours, the status of women only diminished in the impoverished and isolated society. : by sandipanmukherjee, Views[666]
     
    The women of Turtuk, as elsewhere in Ladakh, are adept in agriculture and are a common sight on the fields. This is a custom from the old days: men went away trading, supplied fodder for the animals, or were employed as porters or pony drivers, and women had to manage both homes and farms. : by sandipanmukherjee, Views[1238]
         		 The Nubra Valley is a far-out high altitude desert nestled between the Himalayan and Karakoram ranges. Most of Nubra is inhabited by Buddhist Ladakhis who speak Ladakhi; but on the western end along the Shyok River, in Changmar, Bokdang and Turtuk, people are Balti – they speak Balti and are Shia and Nurbakshia Muslims by faith. Once upon a time Turtuk, now the last village on the Indian side, was a prosperous little settlement on the Caravan Route from Leh to Baltistan. The ancient trail was broken during India-Pakistan partition and Turtuk found itself stranded on the LOC (seen in the distance). Men lost their occupation and the pressure of population upon scarce resources became oppressive.: by sandipanmukherjee, Views[860]
         		 New dawn, Sr. Felix on her usual stroll, but with a longing to meet Alice, soon: by sajitha, Views[131]
         		 Alice returned home, Sr. Felix reads the note & live the moments again: by sajitha, Views[113]
         		 Melting glaciers : by ankitjn, Views[210]
     
    pahalgam : by ankitjn, Views[206]
         		 Palitana temple at 2221m.: by ankitjn, Views[204]
         		 Dragon lizard : by ankitjn, Views[245]
         		 Instant moment caught in back yard : by ankitjn, Views[215]
         		 She cannot hear, yet shares stories & gossips of convent with Alice on a note: by sajitha, Views[131]
     
    On meeting Alice, her usual jolly nature sets in: by sajitha, Views[178]
         		 Sr. Felix, an octogenarian nun, fighting sleep to meet her dearest niece Alice: by sajitha, Views[163]
         		 Getting in touch!: by imagineer, Views[187]
         		 Path meges with sky and water.: by imagineer, Views[229]
         		 Walk through the place!: by imagineer, Views[212]
     
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