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    Bangalore - Temple: by steveparker, Views[249]
         		 Bangalore - Motion: by steveparker, Views[245]
         		 A grown man is subjected to a bucketful of coloured yellow powder in Sewri, Mumbai.: by zosogis, Views[450]
         		 I woke on the morning of Holi to the sound of drums which I believed belonged to a large band perhaps playing to a local community. I dressed hurriedly grabbed my camera, and ventured towards the sound. Upon reaching my destination I was astonished to find that the sound did not belong to a parade but a group of boisterous boys hammering on bottles, jars, tins and whatever they could get a hold of blissfully creating havoc with their make-shift percussion. Holi is an incredibly exciting day for children, who wake in the early hours of the morning to participate in the fun-filled proceedings.: by zosogis, Views[770]
         		 Holi is a flamboyant festival where coloured powder or watercolours are thrown on one another in celebration of the beginning of spring. Featured here is a mother and her child after hours of having been doused in the colour. : by zosogis, Views[1259]
     
    On the edge of destruction are the homes fortunate enough to lie just shy of the demolition zone. : by michael_james_martin, Views[221]
         		 A reasonably empty passageway remains in a place where days earlier you would have to shuffle your way through a bustling bazaar in order to reach the Virupaksha temple.: by michael_james_martin, Views[227]
         		 A Sadhu sits at his doorstep observing the grave destruction surrounding him as the homes of his neighbors are leveled out. This action was orchestrated to enable visitors to experience the ancient structures as they existed centuries ago.: by michael_james_martin, Views[304]
         		 The aftermath of a court battle between the residents of Hampi and the Karnataka government has seen 300 homes and shops destroyed, the majority of which have been inhabited for the last 60 years. Such action has left hundreds of people displaced, uprooting their lives and severing their livelihood.: by michael_james_martin, Views[292]
         		 Ordered by the ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) a bulldozer removes the remnants of homes built upon a UNESCO World Heritage site to 'protect' the monuments of Hampi, India.: by michael_james_martin, Views[519]
     
    Music lovers play Beatles songs at this site of pilgrimage and enlightenment.: by guyatkinson, Views[268]
         		 Artists have begun to transform the derelict hall into a shrine to the Beatles. : by guyatkinson, Views[277]
         		 Satsang Hall of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ashram, Known for hosting the Beatles.: by guyatkinson, Views[309]
         		 Sold out - Young hair dresser taken by consumerism offers tattoos and massages. : by drone, Views[418]
         		 Reaching Out – Modern and traditional light décor to attract attention in an old shop with portrait of its master.: by drone, Views[306]
     
    Look inside – A young man working together with and elderly in a small basement space.: by drone, Views[521]
         		 Despite the increasing influence of technology and urban culture on the Sundarban communities, families still retain a relatively simple lifestyle and a strong sense of community. Here, a group of men continue to work together as the sun sinks, collecting palm fronds for the thatching of one of their homesteads. : by grahamfreeman, Views[504]
         		 Chaos within – An elderly man in introspection after the day’s work.: by drone, Views[318]
         		 A boy casts his net into the shallows of the Sundarban mangroves at the outskirts of his village. The island is primarily home to families of fishermen and honey-collectors, but its residents are increasingly having to look to nearby cities to find a means of income. : by grahamfreeman, Views[370]
         		 A lone goat wanders through the waning waters of the mangrove swampland. The rising and falling tides of the Gomor river mirror the ups and downs of the encroaching influences that nearby cities like Kolkata have on simplicities of traditional village life.: by grahamfreeman, Views[738]
     
    The contrasts of colours and changing livestyles, as a young woman cloaked in orange arrives back from work at a nearby city and walks against the deep green backdrop of her rural village.: by grahamfreeman, Views[257]
         		 Two young girls play among ruins after a rainy morning.: by jailakhani, Views[270]
         		 A curious yet cautious woman peers through her doorway.: by jailakhani, Views[248]
         		 Two Indian women take in the beauty of the ocean while walking along the beach.: by jailakhani, Views[467]
         		 In the busy streets of India women cover their heads in colourful dupattas.: by jailakhani, Views[502]
     
    A dutiful groundskeeper performs her daily cleaning with ritual like precision.: by jailakhani, Views[247]
         		 A Sikh devotee looks on at The Golden Temple in Amritsar.: by rimaledrifter, Views[449]
         		 Worship: in the Sarovar (Sacred Pool) of The Golden Temple in Amritsar. : by rimaledrifter, Views[730]
         		 Life on the streets of Agra – the Taj Mahal city that tourism marketing leaves out, but I found exceptionally beautiful.: by rimaledrifter, Views[581]
         		 The daily grind: Sifting through charcoal by hand on the busy streets of New Delhi.: by rimaledrifter, Views[435]
     
    Devotees in conversation - at The Golden Temple in Amritsar.: by rimaledrifter, Views[433]
         		 Captured from the window of my taxi. Just outside the chaotic streets of New Delhi, two locals find time for a quick break.: by compleks, Views[236]
         		 Stuck in traffic. Young children riding in the back of an auto-rickshaw on their way to school.: by compleks, Views[258]
         		 Behind the great walls of Agra Fort lies the Diwan I Am (Hall of Public Audience). Constructed between 1631-40 this is where the emperor addressed his people.: by compleks, Views[228]
         		 Eligible: Algae-rich pink colored salt mounds in sun, transported from the pans to the processing units.: by 7colors, Views[210]
     
    Tabula Rasa: A man working under fierce sun, the natural spirulina salt fields still manages to looks serene, almost snow-white.: by 7colors, Views[862]
         		 Nurtured: “Please keep it clean” / “Not allowed to enter without permission” Ironical writings on the wall next to the ready to be sold salt bags. : by 7colors, Views[212]
         		 Journey: Colorfully attired local Rajasthani women working in desert 'snow' under the crawling train-trolley system.: by 7colors, Views[190]
         		 Institute: Sambhar (salt) lake processing plant supplements the traditional methods of salt making with machinery to clean the desert lake salt. : by 7colors, Views[442]
         		 Leaving life behind.: by caroldoestheworld, Views[216]
     
    The purest of all.: by caroldoestheworld, Views[210]
         		 Bikin' around.: by caroldoestheworld, Views[248]
         		 Accomplishments.: by caroldoestheworld, Views[219]
         		 Students loving the flashlights.: by caroldoestheworld, Views[218]
         		 Not your average ski resort. Gulmarg's exotic nature brings die hard skiiers and snowboarders from around the world - but can it sell itself as family friendly to westerners at large? Only time will tell.: by weseisses, Views[208]
     
    Young woodcutters travel along snowy mountain paths in search of dry fuel for their homes. Whether or not Gulmarg succeeds will have a huge impact on their lives.: by weseisses, Views[232]
         		 An abandoned hotel project sits laden with snow on a hill side. A silent reminder of the precarious tourism industry along
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         		 Yousef, a local snowboard guide, stands in Gulmarg's gondola room. A symbol of Gulmarg's new era - the ski hills success depends on Kashmirs fragile peace.: by weseisses, Views[348]
         		 by emreabut, Views[238]
     
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