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    Transportation: by boessiere, Views[251]
         		 Lal Mandir: by boessiere, Views[255]
         		 Children pose in Ranthambore: by boessiere, Views[256]
         		 A group of men gather around a news reporter: by boessiere, Views[235]
         		 Jaipur a.k.a The Pink City: by boessiere, Views[232]
     
    Even if babies cry during the bath, after it they look comfortable and clean.: by pepepont, Views[231]
         		 They use it to uncontract the fetal position and offer them a good rest.: by pepepont, Views[217]
         		 This kind of bath is an Andhra Pradesh traditional habit made twice a day.: by pepepont, Views[257]
         		 Woman posing with her grandson.: by pepepont, Views[265]
         		 Woman bathing her grandson at RDT Maternity Center, Anantapur (Andhra Pradesh).: by pepepont, Views[702]
     
    Portrait of a women outside her one-bedroom home in Varanasi: by globlish, Views[408]
         		 Boatman on the Ganges: by globlish, Views[242]
         		 Sadhus taking a walk down the Ganges: by globlish, Views[222]
         		 young man performing Puja: by globlish, Views[289]
         		 The Burning Ghats After Sunset: by globlish, Views[270]
     
    Ready for the next life- Standing on the steps of Marnikarnika Ghat this Sadhu was observing a cremation ceremony by the Ganges.: by varanasi, Views[321]
         		 Teachings of a wise man- An early morning walk on the Ganges to see the teachings of hinduism.: by varanasi, Views[485]
         		 Becoming an individual- Aghori Baba, the name used to describe the holy man which eats the remaining flesh and bones after the cremation ceremonies on the Ganges, he waited near my hotel each day to say a few prayers to me and put ash on my forehead.: by varanasi, Views[1893]
         		 Family matters- A family visits the Ganges for a early morning bath. There are 3 generations that are captured in this photo. The young male begins his morning prayer ritual.: by varanasi, Views[260]
         		 Testing the waters- A young boy swims in the Ganges river, he begins his life as a dedicated Hindu. He swam near my boat until i reached the shore to then welcome me to Varanasi.: by varanasi, Views[747]
     
    In the slums lie the truely joyful ones...living in the light of the darkness...: by doyouseewhatisee, Views[293]
         		 An old women sits on the street at the foot of the people passing...in their eyes she is of cast...an untouchable, a begger, a leper...: by doyouseewhatisee, Views[326]
         		 A picture tells a thousand words...
         		 Eyes truely are the window to the soul...Punum is only eight years old but her life has already left an imprint of that of one with wisdom of old age...life on the streets makes her savvy and bold as a matter of survival...dealt a life most kids in other parts of the world would never have to comprehend...her smile also says it all!: by doyouseewhatisee, Views[245]
         		 In the barren desert of Rajasthan out of the dust like a mirage emerges a gaggle of bare footed children with wide smiles and glittering eyes...: by doyouseewhatisee, Views[266]
     
    A girl waits in a train early in the morning in Udaipur, Rajasthan.: by arpanbhandari, Views[286]
         		 Women walk through a Jain temple built in 1439. Ranakpur, Rajasthan.: by arpanbhandari, Views[327]
         		 Qawalls sing by the shrine of a prominent Muslim saint in New Delhi. : by arpanbhandari, Views[368]
         		 A man prays in a mosque by the shrine of a Sufi saint in Fatehpur-SIkhri. : by arpanbhandari, Views[323]
         		 A monkey sits atop the balcony of a mosque in the Taj Mahal Complex in Agra.: by arpanbhandari, Views[606]
     
    Final staging: The performer at the last leg of his performance here. The act of dancing and walking around with more than 50 kilogram costume for three hours takes a superhuman effort. In a way he is acting like a God!: by praveendev, Views[551]
         		 Drummers seeking the perfect rhythm: Music is an integral part of Theyyam as it upholds the spirit of the entire event.: by praveendev, Views[305]
         		 Contemplation: A Performer waits in anticipation after his first round of makeup. Becoming a Theyyam performer is physically and mentally challenging.: by praveendev, Views[635]
         		 Painting the colors of god : Artists painting makeup on the performers using traditional techniques and design.: by praveendev, Views[1320]
         		 God and Communism: Kannur, Kerala, India: Theyyam performers returning after cock-sacrifice. The juxtaposition of traditional Hindu ritual and the communist banner in the background reflects the current political scenario in Kannur, Kerala. Even to the present day Kannur district is a strong hold of communist party in Kerala.: by praveendev, Views[2253]
     
    Pangong Tso, at 4,350m, mostly lies in territory claimed by China. The brackish water lake appears to cycle through stunning shades of blue and green through the day, but its recent popularity with Indian tourists owes more to its cameos in Bollywood hits such as '3 Idiots'.: by sharsidd, Views[1339]
         		 Ladakhi ponies make for hardy companions for anyone trying to cross the high mountain passes that Ladakh is famed for and named after. This is at Digar La, at 5,300m to 5,400m - depending on whom you ask.: by sharsidd, Views[700]
         		 Mohammed the shepherd, near Saboo village. Most Ladakhis in Leh District are Buddhist, but those that are not are largely Shia Muslims.: by sharsidd, Views[1155]
         		 A ten-story high statue of the Buddha as Maitreya presides over the Nubra valley at Deskit.: by sharsidd, Views[701]
         		 Leh, viewed from Leh Palace as the Namgyal dynasty once might have. Leh is the biggest city in Ladakh, albeit tiny by Indian standards. Its population is about 30,000 during the long and harsh winter, swelling to about 200,000 during the pleasant summer - thanks to tourism as well as the Indian military.: by sharsidd, Views[972]
     
    Rain was an integral part of the journey. It rained and then it cleared and then it rained again. Captured in this picture through the windshield of the car right at the start of the journey, we were sure to have company. : by mrazavi, Views[228]
         		 And then when we managed to reach the top of the hill having passed through the jungle, it was a moment of pride. What lies ahead of us in between the mountains is a huge water body which is hidden behind the fog. The greenery seen below is the countless number of trees that we passed through in our journey through the jungle. It can be best described as being on top of the world. : by mrazavi, Views[269]
         		 This is one of the many waterfalls that are found in the beautiful hill station of Mahabaleshwar in India. The uniqueness about this waterfall is the purity of water which is crystal clear. The thunderous sound of the water falling from a height combined with the mystic weather makes one simply admire the beauty of nature. : by mrazavi, Views[525]
         		 This picture is a tribute to the greenery in a small hill station in the Western Ghats in the state of Maharashtra, India. It offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains, forests and valleys. : by mrazavi, Views[404]
         		 I have always loved trekking. My hobby of trekking and photography seems to complement each other. Each time I have explored a different terrain, I have ended up capturing some of the best moments in my camera. This might look like a race track which every racer might want to race upon. It is in fact an express highway which connects two important cities in India, Mumbai and Pune. : by mrazavi, Views[1467]
     
    58 year old Ismail, one of over 8 million of India's cycle rickshaw drivers, peddles through the district of Amritsar, a city in Punjab; the north-western state of India. Many pilgrims and tourists alike flock to Amritsar's Golden Temple shrine, the cultural and spiritual centre for the Sikh religion, and which attracts more visitors annually than Agra's Taj Mahal.: by caseycogger, Views[399]
         		 An Indian Sadhu (holy man) happily shares rice and milk with a litter of stray puppies by the Ganges River. Sadhu's lead a quiet, wandering life, choosing to live away from mainstream society, dwelling in caves, forests, temples and ashrams. They form a unique 'brotherhood' with other Sadhu's, and are well respected throughout India.: by caseycogger, Views[523]
         		 Four young boys play in a Jaipur street after finishing school for the day. These children are fortunate, rising statistics show that less than half of children between the ages of 6 and 14 regularly attend school (approx. 200 million children nationwide).: by caseycogger, Views[646]
         		 A young mother and mother-to-be smile broadly for the camera in bright saris. Due to the acceleration in economic growth throughout the nation, an economic rift has appeared, with twenty-three per cent of the population sadly living below the poverty line.: by caseycogger, Views[296]
         		 A solitary figure, fishing for driftwood, silhouettes against the swelling Ganges. During Monsoon season, India's main 'Giver of Life'', the Ganges River, swells considerably, creating a bigger hazard to those who risk their lives collecting driftwood to make furniture and other marketable produce.: by caseycogger, Views[291]
     
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