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         		 Safety at night. These boys at last have a safe place to sleep.: by naomistolow, Views[639]
         		 A rescued child labourer meditates.: by naomistolow, Views[515]
         		 Young trafficked boys recently rescued, learning to groom themselves.: by naomistolow, Views[466]
     
    Young, very recently rescued child labourers washing: by naomistolow, Views[579]
         		 Young Indian boy at a 'child-friendly' village, free from child labour: by naomistolow, Views[1428]
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         		 The dusty storm, Noida: by i_rohitsingh, Views[581]
         		 The bride in an Indian Wedding, New Delhi: by i_rohitsingh, Views[727]
         		 Colours of raindrops during the Monsoon season, Delhi, India: by i_rohitsingh, Views[909]
     
    The Nainital lake during Twilight.: by i_rohitsingh, Views[634]
         		 Surkanda Devi Temple,Dhanaulti,India. The temple is about 9600ft from sea level.: by i_rohitsingh, Views[754]
         		 In a remote village in Bihar, a young boy carefully sets himself up to complete his school homework. The night is almost unbearably hot, and the flickering candle throws out a tiny sphere of light. Education is increasingly seen by the village elders as the way forward and out of poverty, with more boys and girls now starting, and staying, in school than ever before.: by chrisgersch, Views[2411]
         		 An overcrowded train transports workers, and those looking for work, from town to town. In the middle of the Indian summer, with temperatures exceeding 40°C (104°F), the conditions within those 3rd class, non air conditioned carriages are sweltering. Yet day after day, these trains are full to over-flowing. : by chrisgersch, Views[540]
         		 A doctor at an AIDS clinic takes a moment to try to capture a breeze after power to the building cuts out again. The dirty windows and back street location belies the dedication, care and love the staff exhibit to their patients - patients who are all extremely poor, marginalised, and ridiculed. In this clinic the patients are treated like humans, giving them a dignity and a sense of hope they would otherwise never have seen.: by chrisgersch, Views[369]
     
    With sweat running down his thin frame in the massive heat, this man tells me what a newly constructed toilet means to his family. A common toilet - such a standard feature in our lives - becomes literally a life-saving object for his family. Now, when they get up at night to go to the toilet, they don't have to worry about cobras, or people walking by, or being hit by a truck..: by chrisgersch, Views[413]
         		 My first trip to India lands me in the impoverished state of Bihar. In a hospital near the Nepal-Indian border, a man lays asleep on the relatively cool concrete out of the oppressive heaviness of the Indian summer. This hospital is unique in that it is a modern rural hospital with a significant portion of it's patients being the extremely poor. As such it has became a rally point for the sick and homeless, the hungry and abused, giving them hope and comfort.: by chrisgersch, Views[462]
         		 awesome sunrise near a famous temple in rameshvaram: by divyasena, Views[497]
         		 sunrise in a children park: by divyasena, Views[347]
         		 feeling the blissfull sunrise..: by divyasena, Views[289]
     
    beautiful morning in rk beach..: by divyasena, Views[476]
         		 This is the sunrise i captured in kanyakumari..best known for sunrise point: by divyasena, Views[388]
         		 From the spinal cord of Calicut - ‘Mittayi Theruvu’ - India: by shebinbenson, Views[899]
     
         		 “On the occasion of Mahatma Gandhi's 70th birthday.
     
    If you work just for money, you’ll never make it. But if you love what you are d: by shebinbenson, Views[378]
         		 Amazing Qatar ;): by shebinbenson, Views[402]
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    BLACK AND GREEN: by 2mohdrafi, Views[139]
         		 A GREEN LIFE: by 2mohdrafi, Views[133]
         		 One of the most stunning aspects of Ladakh's many monasteries is their location. Nestled in the mountains and the foothills of the Himalayas, these monasteries offer some of the most breath taking views that one can only imagine or see in postcards. The calmness and serenity of these monasteries and the surrounding mountains is something that monks definitely derive from in order to maintain a sense of peace within them. Here we see a young monk sitting atop a balcony after completing his prayers.: by rssarma, Views[585]
         		 As open and welcoming the older monks are, the younger monks are often more conservative & shy. Older monks have probably been more exposed to the concept of visitors taking photographs, however younger monks that are still adjusting to it often have a little difficulty which is usually very evident from their facial expressions and body language. This young monk was particularly shy and hid his face every time I tried to photograph him, eventually I happened to catch him at the most unsuspecting moment while he was observing the kind of photographs I was taking. : by rssarma, Views[572]
         		 The morning chanting is an elaborate part of the monks' lives in the monasteries of Ladakh. Each morning, the monks rise as early as 4am and start chanting the Buddhist scripts in an eerily soothing & hypnotic harmony. One could be forgiven for thinking that some of the monks are in a trance, given their complete obliviousness to visitors in the monasteries. The monks are very open and welcoming and the only thing they ask of visitors is to be as unobtrusive as possible.: by rssarma, Views[682]
     
    It was very intriguing to watch the younger monks that were in training and the role they played in the monastery. Every morning, the prayers began as early as 4am and the younger monks were tasked with serving breakfast to the older monks that were chanting & praying. Breakfast traditionally comprises of hard bread & tea. The bread is soaked in the tea to soften it up before being consumed. It was amusing to watch the younger monks scurrying with the heavy kettles, making sure everyone had enough tea.: by rssarma, Views[705]
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         		 High Way Under construction : by marufalom, Views[354]
         		 Rain Drop: by marufalom, Views[318]
         		 Sun Set : by marufalom, Views[310]
     
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