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    We befriended a shepherd dog on a trekking expedition. He was with us for 12 days on the mountain sharing our food and tent. After the dangerous snow and rocky terian Bholu enjoying a leisure walk in the meadows and crossing a shallow stream.: by rajibghose, Views[386]
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         		 by rajibghose, Views[126]
         		 by rajibghose, Views[149]
         		 We befriended a shepherd dog on a trekking expedition. He was with us for 12 days on the mountain sharing our food and tent. Here he is leading the team on an unnamed glacier.: by rajibghose, Views[186]
     
    Rest in North East India. Rest in Peace: by meetnotrhindia, Views[111]
         		 View of Kangchenjunga from Tiger hill -Darjeeling: by meetnotrhindia, Views[150]
         		 City beside heaven looked from Ganesh Tok - Gangtok: by meetnotrhindia, Views[316]
         		 Peace of mind all around. Buddhism all around.: by meetnotrhindia, Views[160]
         		 Joy in the drizzle. Happiness in their blood. : by meetnotrhindia, Views[143]
     
    Machine doing work and waiting for human's chance: by ramesh39ch, Views[151]
         		 Rest during Rush hour: by ramesh39ch, Views[133]
         		 Bingo! The bigger stone is down: by ramesh39ch, Views[139]
         		 Pull it Man: by ramesh39ch, Views[113]
         		 Kid at work: by ramesh39ch, Views[147]
     
    Attractive Camel rides for tourist & locals to enjoy the small town.: by toshkum, Views[173]
         		 Men artistically decorate the camel for trade,woman help by cleaning up.: by toshkum, Views[138]
         		 Villagers with herds of camels,horses, who come here to participate & sell.: by toshkum, Views[144]
         		 Herd of camels obediently follow the master into the open grounds.: by toshkum, Views[178]
         		 Pushkar a small town in Rajasthan India springs up for livestock fair.: by toshkum, Views[153]
     
    The Zemis thumping to thunderous beats in their traditional war dance: by hornbill_festival, Views[681]
         		 Semas just before leaving for a tribal war: by hornbill_festival, Views[249]
         		 Two Zeilang elders summon their ancestors with their beats: by hornbill_festival, Views[201]
         		 The Sumis assemble before they leave for hunt: by hornbill_festival, Views[300]
         		 A Jaintia boy trying to steal his lady's love gaze in their traditional dance: by hornbill_festival, Views[1104]
     
    After a hectic day of fishing activities, Its time to chit-chat, go home, relax and get ready for the second day. #Location: natural fishing harbour of Malpe,at Udupi,India. : by onelight, Views[501]
         		 Unloading fish at the docks, and then they are exported to different parts of India, specially Goa. #Location: natural fishing harbour of Malpe,at Udupi,India.: by onelight, Views[906]
         		 there are more then 300 mechanized boats -they at-least have to catch fish worth 3Lakhs(INR) in a 10 days trip, which is the Running cost of the boat for one trip. #Location: natural fishing harbour of Malpe,at Udupi,India.: by onelight, Views[223]
         		 This is Malpe's main business centre - More than 5000 families do fishing for their livelihood. Many are involved directly in fishing activities and some indirectly. For fishing they Sail 1000 kilometers deep in the sea,Using 5000 Liters of fuel in a ten days trip. #Location: natural fishing harbour of Malpe,at Udupi,India.: by onelight, Views[377]
         		 Day start with the repairing of the most effective tools in fisherman's life - Fishing Net. Fishing Net need repair after every trip. They commonly catch leaves and brush and sometimes even large trees are propelled into nets. All it takes a net needle, some replacement mono-filament and
     
    The Servers (Big Temple, Tanjore, India).: by clifford, Views[375]
         		 The Pathway to eternal mukthi (Big Temple, Tanjore, India).: by clifford, Views[256]
         		 The Architectural Amusement (Big Temple, Tanjore, India).: by clifford, Views[752]
         		 Historical break to the architectural barrier!! (Big Temple, Tanjore, India).: by clifford, Views[255]
         		 Beast - The guardian (Big Temple, Tanjore, India).: by clifford, Views[440]
     
    Little Buddha.This young monk seems to epitomize spirituality.: by subrata, Views[245]
         		 Square Leg.Children turning their backs towards the organized religion.Children : by subrata, Views[214]
         		 Breaking Free.Sometimes the younger monks try to break through the austerity of : by subrata, Views[209]
         		 Eye of Faith.We find the manifestation of faith through the eyes of the monk.: by subrata, Views[253]
         		 Meditation.A Buddhist monk is engaged in open air meditation in the abode of God: by subrata, Views[1200]
     
    Wrestlers live and stay together in theses Akharas (training centres) for many years. For some, that means as early as the young age of 10 years old. The training and accommodation is completely free, with the exception of food which the families must provide for. : by ravenlost, Views[1657]
         		 The holy soil in which wrestlers fight in is dredged from river and mixed with ghee and water which is also said to be healthy for them. Additionally, covering their bodies in it also helps the wrestlers have a better grip during the bouts.: by ravenlost, Views[1919]
         		 Young wrestlers line up for a moment before proceeding with their synchronized exercises. Pictures of past champions 'pailwan' (wrestler) is hung for inspiration.: by ravenlost, Views[3041]
         		 Wrestlers go through rigorous schedules, waking up 6 out of 7 mornings at 3:30 am, training and practising for more then 6 hours everyday in which they take rest during the afternoon. Here, a wrestler poses a brief moment before continuing on with his push-ups.: by ravenlost, Views[1743]
         		 Kushti is most likely the antecedent of the Greco-roman style of wrestling. It is said to be over 3000 years old, but then again, no one can really tell. Back then, the warriors developed the techniques by observing various species of animals such as the snake and lion and learning from them.: by ravenlost, Views[1828]
     
    Goats and Sheep grazing in the lush meadows. The cattle herders move from meadow to meadow until winter sets in. They wait at the foothills of the mountains till the valleys open up next summer.: by neelima, Views[405]
         		 They lead a tough life high up in the mountains. Seen here is the inside of a makeshift camp. The woman is wearing a huge robe which is worn to keep the body warm. The wooden basket in her hands is called Kangar, which contains an earthen pot with burning coal inside. This basket is carried and held under the robe which keeps them warm . : by neelima, Views[170]
         		 Once the snow starts thawing by summer, the tribe begins their journey towards the high altitude meadows along with the cattle where they set up camps until the onset of winter.: by neelima, Views[176]
         		 The nomadic shepherd herding tribes are one of the very few people who make these valleys their temporary residence. Every year they take the sheep high above the tree line to graze in the lush meadows. Seen here is a young girl leading the cattle across the snow laden mountain pass into the meadows across the mountains.: by neelima, Views[474]
         		 Kashmir, a land of unparalleled natural beauty is very rightfully called Heaven on Earth! Lush green meadows, fresh water streams, heavenly glacial lakes and snow clad mountains create stunning alpine scenery. However, the entire valley of Kashmir has been steeped in turmoil over territorial disputes for many years now.: by neelima, Views[818]
     
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