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    Silbati river is the attraction of youth sports activities during dusk: by bpatra, Views[423]
         		 Local tribal engage in collective fishing by their indegeniously prepared nets.: by bpatra, Views[413]
         		 Shallow river bed offers even merriment for tribal children during morning : by bpatra, Views[363]
         		 Tribal people ascend from river bed and overcome the barrier of
         		 Local tribals immigrate over shallow bed of River Silabati for daily earnings.: by bpatra, Views[497]
     
    the path may not walk like us, but it always reaches somewhere.: by prashantrana, Views[202]
         		 Future of mankind going to school to build a future.: by prashantrana, Views[218]
         		 Elements of life merge into each other as one: by prashantrana, Views[252]
         		 faith is a way of living of the natives of the Himalayas. : by prashantrana, Views[243]
         		 The rope way in the city of Gangtok provides a bird's eye view to its visitors.: by prashantrana, Views[219]
     
    baby nature: by santanu_bardhan, Views[124]
         		 god: by santanu_bardhan, Views[187]
         		 bangla: by santanu_bardhan, Views[675]
         		 Sunset beauty on the Dal Lake: by sudhir, Views[729]
         		 Splendor of the evening boating: by sudhir, Views[326]
     
    Dal Lake in the valley with crystal clear water: by sudhir, Views[463]
         		 Enjoying The Lanscape-- Paradise on Earth.: by sudhir, Views[279]
         		 Approaching The Majestic Himalayas-- Kashmir: by sudhir, Views[292]
         		 This image portrays an old woman making a meal on the road. She doesn’t have a home or someone else to take care of her. Thousands of people living in the streets of India like her share the same living standards and often develop chronic illness. Basic treatments and medication are generally out of their reach and never in time. : by thebookoftravel, Views[1531]
         		 This particular person was counting the coins he earned from someone on the road. They make very little money and live on bare minimum till their death. Most of them don’t make 2$ a day and live in extreme poverty without proper food and shelter. This picture reminds me that Poverty can hit you anytime and change a fulfilling life to mere existence.: by thebookoftravel, Views[4978]
     
    The problems of extreme poverty are the same regardless of age and gender. These blind singers are an example for how crippling poverty can be. Any kind of help from the government or other agencies never reach them and they survive life by singing at local celebrations without an identity in life. They move between places in the country searching for festivals to perform their art and make a living. Their life is a matter of curiosity for others yet they are denied even the basic human rights.: by thebookoftravel, Views[839]
         		 Children living in extreme poverty are a way to make money for the mafia. They are used in illegal operations, sex trafficking and child labour. This image was shot in Tamil Nadu featuring one of such child workers. Every year many children are rescued from child labour but even the resolved cases resort to their previous life because of inadequate rehabilitation and monitoring. It’s ironic that this boy is working in the background of a temple yet none of the Gods are watching over him.: by thebookoftravel, Views[1073]
         		 The Supreme Court of India has ordered immediate ban on washing, draining industrial effluents and banning all other practices which pollute the waters of Yamuna. But other than Delhi locality, nothing has been done yet. Perhaps after another decade, Yamuna the river mentioned in the folklore of Lord Krishna, would not be there, only the stories will remain.: by debdatta, Views[694]
         		 by debdatta, Views[299]
         		 by debdatta, Views[313]
     
    by debdatta, Views[326]
         		 by debdatta, Views[278]
         		 THOUGH THE GURKHAS HAVE HUGE SELF RESPECT, BUT SOME OF THEM BEG IN THE TEMPLES.: by darjeeling_decoded, Views[482]
         		 GURKHAS ARE REALLY HARD WORKER, THEY CROSS HILLS WITH THESE TYPE OF HEAVY GOODS.: by darjeeling_decoded, Views[660]
         		 A VIEW OF THE GREAT HIMALAYAN RANGE FROM A HOTEL BALCONY.: by darjeeling_decoded, Views[708]
     
    TOURIST WITH HIS BABY. TOURISM IS THE MAIN FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF DARJEELING.: by darjeeling_decoded, Views[362]
         		 THE TOY TRAIN OF DARJEELING. 'UNESCO' ADMIRED IT AS ONE OF THE WORLD HERITAGES.: by darjeeling_decoded, Views[703]
         		 Mountains of World Highest motorable pass (khardung La): by yogeshbansiwal, Views[228]
         		 Exquisite wood fencing added to the Greatness of the Himalayas.: by yogeshbansiwal, Views[212]
         		 Even tiny rocks have a lot to say in Pangong Lake.: by yogeshbansiwal, Views[212]
     
    Happy Feet.: by yogeshbansiwal, Views[187]
         		 The Symbol of The Strong Himalayas.: by yogeshbansiwal, Views[222]
         		 A shepherd guides his flock in the high pasture lands. : by photobaba, Views[213]
         		 Women process sheep wool outside their tent. : by photobaba, Views[285]
         		 A women and her children wait for the man of the family to return with the herd after a day of grazing in the upper pastures. : by photobaba, Views[232]
     
    A male member of this changpa group sits outside his tent - the tents are from Yak wool and held down by boulders and rope. : by photobaba, Views[218]
         		 Chanpa women spend most of the day inside their tents, cooking and making garments from sheep wool. : by photobaba, Views[210]
         		 .: Clouds :. Let Evening Come .: by in-my-city, Views[169]
         		 .: The Light :. The light shows you the way .: by in-my-city, Views[178]
         		 .: India :. All the states stand for strength ( this pic show just 5 states ).: by in-my-city, Views[172]
     
    .: Blue shiny cowbird :. Lament for a Lost Way of Life .: by in-my-city, Views[206]
         		 .: Paarijatak :. It's dawn: the petals, slightly worn .: by in-my-city, Views[191]
         		 at the market: by uniqueartskills, Views[213]
         		 amazing: by uniqueartskills, Views[242]
         		 bird view: by uniqueartskills, Views[268]
     
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