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         		 Many blacksmiths can be seen working in the streets of India. They simply insert a grate into a hole dug in the ground and a simple hand crank blower is then usually operated by his wife or a son. Unfortunately this job alone is not enough to support a whole family thus it is usual for them to have a second occupation.: by isabelp, Views[1143]
         		 It is very common to see barbers set up their
     
    Merchants are seen all over Indian cities and towns. Selling food, sweets and nuts via a cart is common practice and an important part of Indian daily life. This old man has been working and making a living with his wagon for over 50 years.: by isabelp, Views[1384]
         		 Streets are a major place of commerce thoughout India; a place of social interaction and economic activity. Street markets are typically on the side of the roads, where women sit on the ground and sell one or two types of fruits and/or vegetables.: by isabelp, Views[1213]
         		 Women make up about half of the construction labor force in India. Men do the heavy machinery and building work, while women carry the construction materials (sand, bricks and stones). While these women may look slim and weak, due to years of hard work, they have incredible physical strength.: by isabelp, Views[1769]
         		 And in the evening their second son carries the lanterns.: by scholarshipentry2012, Views[195]
         		 This is where she walks every morning, on the dark and narrow streets.: by scholarshipentry2012, Views[298]
     
    Her husbands makes bags at the city while she's getting wood with their son.: by scholarshipentry2012, Views[188]
         		 He works here every day, makes the bags for tourists to bring home.: by scholarshipentry2012, Views[220]
         		 The man's sitting by his shop, and hoping for passers by to buy his work.: by scholarshipentry2012, Views[200]
         		 Despite nagging hardship, children everywhere in Dharavi still laugh and play: by nonietuxen, Views[386]
         		 Dharavi's famed recycling industries. These men manually shred sorted plastics.: by nonietuxen, Views[476]
     
    This child lives in a hut beside a mountain of putrid garbage and toxic water: by nonietuxen, Views[399]
         		 Dharavi's illegal food factories: this small room produces 10,000 'puris' daily: by nonietuxen, Views[617]
         		 One of many illegal factories housed in Dharavi: this factory produces 'farsan': by nonietuxen, Views[1241]
         		 a sign at the darjeeling train station. the car behind it was stationed there for maintenance.: by crazartist, Views[278]
         		 students taking part in the SAVE TIBET peace march at chaurasta, darjeeling. the rally was to downtown darjeeling and back. locals were observing from the other half of the road.: by crazartist, Views[397]
     
    engineers prepping up the engines early in the morning as a part of daily examination. a huge cloud of steam was formed that covered up the entire surroundings. : by crazartist, Views[281]
         		 an old man handing out SAVE TIBET flyers in a peace march at chaurasta, darjeeling. : by crazartist, Views[352]
         		 Buddhist monks chanting mantra as a part of morning prayer in a gumba at mirik. : by crazartist, Views[1167]
         		 This is their Home- Sweet Home !: by hallikurke, Views[305]
         		 long-horned cows are source of milk and part of the family too!: by hallikurke, Views[335]
     
    inside the learning center- limited but worthy resource.: by hallikurke, Views[269]
         		 His bleating is a melody for the villagers.: by hallikurke, Views[316]
         		 A learning center for the kids in the Village: by hallikurke, Views[249]
         		 Hope. Helping other people everywhere.: by ramblingmywayin, Views[213]
         		 Heaven meets Earth.: by ramblingmywayin, Views[183]
     
    Mountain to climb.: by ramblingmywayin, Views[185]
     
         		 Path to serenity.: by ramblingmywayin, Views[152]
         		 Returning back to home with bamboo fill of water : by guru, Views[329]
         		 Tribal dance of joy at Manipur : by guru, Views[1470]
     
    Bollywood INDIA : by guru, Views[299]
         		 roasted dog to eat at Mizoram : by guru, Views[1262]
         		 Tribal people of Nagaland, untouched by modernization.: by guru, Views[328]
         		 Returning back to home with bamboo fill of water : by guru, Views[208]
         		 Tribal dance of joy at Manipur : by guru, Views[200]
     
    Bollywood INDIA : by guru, Views[193]
         		 roasted dog to eat at Mizoram : by guru, Views[354]
         		 Tribal people of Nagaland, untouched by modernization.: by guru, Views[238]
         		 Narrow miss - The big bulls with sharpened horns look to hurt the men who try to get a hold on them. This tamer got lucky only with a torn T-shirt with the bull's horn missing his body by a very narrow margin.: by saravanaraj, Views[902]
         		 Assessing the situation - Trained bulls usually don't rush out of the gate. They wait, take a look and walk slowly into the arena. It's like
     
    Though each of these men compete against each other in getting that first hold to tame the bull, when someone gets hurt they even miss their chance for the next bull and carry the hurt man for medical assistance.: by saravanaraj, Views[475]
         		 Exhultation - When a bull goes untamed, the bulls trainer or owner gets all the rewards that were announced for the tamers. This trainer takes pride that his bull wasn't caught.: by saravanaraj, Views[534]
         		 Jallikattu(Bull taming) - An ancient sport that dates to 2000 years back is still practiced in the villages around Madurai, a city in south India. In ancient days it was to prove the courage of men to win over brides. Unlike the Spanish bull fight, here the bulls are not hurt, its the tamers who risk their life for the honor of taming a bull. 'Taming' a bull means holding or clinging on to a bull till a marked distance, usually 50 feet from the gate where the bulls are let into the arena. There are several rules to keep the sport in order like, if 2 men hold a bull they are disqualified, tamers are checked by doctors to certify they are not drunk, and bulls are checked by doctors too to assure the animal right activists that they are not drugged to make them ferocious.: by saravanaraj, Views[1336]
         		 Ooty, India. I was waiting 6 hours for my bus. Enough time to take some pictures: by ustephaniek, Views[198]
         		 Maysore, India 47 degrees but I decided not to buy this ICE CREAM.: by ustephaniek, Views[245]
     
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