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    St.Anthony church,Siolim Goa where the festival celebrated with great pomp and joy: by goafestivalsanjao, Views[783]
         		 Burning ghats facilitating cremation ceremonies for pilgrims.: by sarahdouglas, Views[265]
         		 Making an offering to the Ganga.: by sarahdouglas, Views[305]
         		 Locals taking a rest in the heat, along the river.: by sarahdouglas, Views[260]
         		 Boats along the Ganga offering a drying spot for laundry.: by sarahdouglas, Views[273]
     
    A coastal view of several ghats along the Ganga River, mid-day. : by sarahdouglas, Views[280]
     
         		 Experts in occult rituals and tantrik shaktism. Round about 5000 sadhus and devotees come to visit the Kamakhya temple during Ambubasi mela.: by anubhuti, Views[1256]
     
     
     

         		 Crime Ends – Ghaziabad- the small town of Uttar Pradesh, adjacent to Delhi. It would have been left unknown, undiscovered if the Crime didn’t exist. Yes, it is famous as a Crime City, it’s dangerous to be living here, but yet the population has only increased with passing years. The, D. P. Yadav the underground Mafia Don & his son Vikas Yadav, in late 90’s have brought much glory to the City by being brutal criminals. Infact few of the people, who came to give exams for admission police in 2006, created riots because of delay in their exams. Thankfully Police department promised, none of them will be admitted. The Famous Nithari Case of Noida involving, Moninder Singh Pandher and his servant Surender Koli 2005 & 2006 The Aarushi Murder Case – 2008 and many more famous cases and criminals brought to this Police Station and their cases were heard in the nearby Court. : by blesstravo, Views[1093]
         		 Life - Railway Crossing in the middle of the residential area, the traffic, the buildings, the poor, the middle class and the rich, the garbage on the street with ample number of vendors and their customers - Endless hassles but people roar and live up.: by blesstravo, Views[658]
         		 Fatal City – this is a complete symbolism of the city. Adapting to new cultures and being technologically advanced is not the issue, but losing our basic morals and being immortal to the growth of corruption and leading a soulless, narrow minded vision life is the barrier to become the best. : by blesstravo, Views[659]
         		 Delhi Gate Market - According to records, this city that the vizier established was constructed within the boundary of four giant doors named Dasna Gate, Sihani Gate, Delhi Gate, and Shahi gate. Today, only the gate of the structure, together with a few portions of the boundary wall and a massive pillar about 14 feet tall remains. With ample amount of posters and busyness around, the historical value and its importance is in a mess. Thus the place is turned to be a wholesale market of various products. : by blesstravo, Views[1511]
     
    Fulfilling Duties - The religious beliefs/ values to worship the Lord in the temples can be witnessed in Ghaziabad. It describes the worshipping of deities by their worshippers. Shri Dudheshwar Nath Mahadev Math Mandir - a very popular local temple, believed to be existing since 5000years. Its dedicated to Lord Shiva. : by blesstravo, Views[1082]
         		 Opportunity on the other side for the villagers: by amitkagra, Views[432]
         		 Most popular form of transportation in the villages: by amitkagra, Views[509]
         		 Basic hygiene? : by amitkagra, Views[451]
         		 Women equality in rural india: by amitkagra, Views[520]
     
    In rural India, families are happy despite of lack of basic necessities: by amitkagra, Views[649]
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    It was a full moon night at Puri. I loved the reflection on the sea. Puri is one of the most visited place in India because it is so beautiful.: by niladri, Views[1252]
         		 Any tourist who comes to Puri goes on a day trip to Udaygiri, Konark Temple, Nandankanan etc. This photo shows a scene at Udaygiri. These caves were made by Jain Sadhus for their meditation. I wanted to show how people still worship this place and at the same time tarnish the place's beauty by writing their names on the walls.: by niladri, Views[360]
         		 There is a market on the beach of Puri. It starts at evening. variety of things can be found in this market of Puri beach. : by niladri, Views[377]
         		 Puri is famous for the Jagannath temple. One will find cows and oxen everywhere in the city. I wanted to show how the road is full of traffic and animals. The road leads to the Jagannath temple.: by niladri, Views[422]
         		 Puri is a city located on the bank of Bay of Bengal in Orissa, Indial. It is famous for its golden beach and the Jagannath Temple.: by niladri, Views[702]
     
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