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    A woman feeds her child in the company of her other children: by gautam, Views[299]
         		 A man engrossed in sketching the camel herd oblivious of the surroundings: by gautam, Views[554]
         		 Two friends enjoy a homemade bong while watching men bathe in the Hooghly River: by passionatenomad, Views[304]
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         		 A woman sells garlands at Kolkata's flower markets: by passionatenomad, Views[297]
     
    A man and woman prepare breakfast for fellow stall workers. : by passionatenomad, Views[219]
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         		 A woman on a Kingfisher Airlines domestic flight draws a mustache on Nita Ambani, wife of the richest man in India. : by skydiva74, Views[1027]
     
    Women on Alapuzha Beach hold hands and wade together into the warm water of the Arabian Sea. They wear their saris to swim.: by skydiva74, Views[1415]
         		 A working woman takes a nap on the hour-long boat ride from Mumbai to Elephanta Island. She spent the day selling souvenirs outside the Elephanta Caves, a series of ancient shrines and a modern tourist destination.: by skydiva74, Views[1431]
         		 A young woman in Mysore, India, works in an incense factory to make agarbatti. She rolls bamboo sticks with charcoal powder and adhesive. The sticks are then sun-dried before they are dipped into aromatic liquids. The Mysore incense will eventually make its way into homes, offices and temples all over the world.: by skydiva74, Views[4869]
         		 Women and girls bathe in a gender-segregated waterfall south of Trivandrum. For the sake of modesty, women stay clothed even while bathing.: by skydiva74, Views[20225]
         		 Leh Airport is the highest airport in India and one of the highest commercial airport in the world, situated at 3,256m above sea level. Even though the flight from Leh to Srinagar takes only 15 minutes, the views are absolutely magnanimous, giving the travelers a bird's eye view of the Himalayan ranges. To witness such a scene, tends to send a deep admiration for aviation technology and the fact that, we are, after all, so tiny in the bigger scheme of the universe, really sinks in. : by smaran, Views[3954]
     
    Pangong Tso Lake in Leh is a lake situated right on the borders of India and China at an height of 4250 m. It's 3.5 hours away from the nearest civilization, the roads leading upto it is a constant hazard for tourists and travelers with many having lost their lives just to witness this impeccable creation. One does wonder, how us humans were able to draw imaginary lines right through such places, just to live under the illusion of security.: by smaran, Views[899]
         		 The flora and fauna of this place comprises of intriguing little creatures, sprouting constantly throughout the day. Life is so disconnected from human indulgence, that each second you tend to witness absolute beautiful serenity within the plants and insects. : by smaran, Views[898]
         		 The outpost of Kargil, in Kashmir is situated at a zone where the soldiers from the adjoining country of Pakistan are at constant watch. It's like living life on the edge, under the watch of border military, and random gun shots and shelling is a daily routine. Look beyond this human frailty, and you witness the immense blanket of space right above your head, with the milky way just within your reach.: by smaran, Views[1079]
         		 The drive towards Leh, Kashmir from Srinagar is through a treacherous terrain, riddled with frequent landslides and earthquakes, but the views are immensely breathtaking. The Indian soldiers, posted at these locations fight not only the threat of militants entering India from Pakistan through these mountain regions, but also the harsh cold winters where each day is a new battle for survival. : by smaran, Views[1072]
         		 Redefining rich, a poverty stricken community in India.: by gisellerenata, Views[396]
     
    Man carries water into the temple for Puja.: by gisellerenata, Views[303]
         		 A street peddler's game, Mysore India.: by gisellerenata, Views[313]
         		 Town square of a modernised Mumbai. Circa 2010: by gisellerenata, Views[421]
         		 Young child wandering through a field of urban green.: by gisellerenata, Views[280]
         		 The community is nearing the crossroads of preserving traditions or embracing the modern, with younger generations having migrated for work to urban cities have started finding traditional practices unnecessary. In an attempt to preserve the heritage, interestingly, a fine of Rs. 200 (roughly $ 4) is taken by the village council if one fails to stick to the “dress” code. Dressed in chollu, the traditional attire, resident Tashi Tenzing observes the final leg of the proceedings as light blends into twilight. : by divvea, Views[1867]
     
    Laapse, combination of the word Laa, meaning place and Pse, referring to the deity who presides over this land. Juniper Tree branches are burnt and prayer flags tied to Lapse, wishing that the wind will take the message and prayers to heaven, making them come true. : by divvea, Views[2206]
         		 Lilting to the narrative of local deities and folklore, hymns are sung as cold mountain air blends with the melody. After that, the women brief the men, before the latter proceed to Lapse, where prayer flags are tied.: by divvea, Views[1797]
         		 The Bhoti Tribe, in this Trans Himalayan region, believes the spirit of their deceased Guru enters the body of their village priest and solves queries and complaints of the village gathering, on the occasion of Namkan. The Shaman here entranced by faith, stands with sacred scarves around his head and prayer flags offered, jhandis, at his hand, with trident belief. : by divvea, Views[2327]
         		 Heaps of straws dot the village of Tabo announcing the advent of the village treshing festival, Namkan. Amidst apple trees and sparse rain in the desert mountain region of Spiti Valley, mud houses coexist with few cemented structures. After harvesting, between winnowing and storing the grains for winters, Namkan forms an important transitional point in the village’s lives. : by divvea, Views[2352]
         		 'LIFE' in the lifeless. The Verandah: once people had time to sit down and enjoy life, time to spend with family and friends, and most importantly, time for themselves. But all that is gone now. Nobody has time for anything; all that remains are spaces that were once places! (Took this snap when my Grand-mother left for her cup of oats amidst reading the newspaper; this verandah was once a place where lots of my relatives would join together in the evenings for tea and chit-chats): by , Views[282]
     
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         		 Na praia: by fernandoamarante, Views[227]
         		 Vista do andar do nosso quarto: by fernandoamarante, Views[254]
         		 Vista do andar do nosso quarto no ashram: by fernandoamarante, Views[229]
     
    No onibus indo para a praia: by fernandoamarante, Views[216]
         		 Meditando na praia: by fernandoamarante, Views[469]
         		 Fim de tarde na praia: by fernandoamarante, Views[242]
         		 Bus para a praia: by fernandoamarante, Views[251]
         		 Bus a caminho da praia: by fernandoamarante, Views[243]
     
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