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         		 Indian Road Transport Service: by nomadjerry, Views[443]
     
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         		 Guru Padmasambhava: by imagonomad, Views[370]
         		 Guru Padmasambhava: by imagonomad, Views[443]
         		 Guru Padmasambhava mantra: by imagonomad, Views[1068]
         		 Prayer Flags: by imagonomad, Views[402]
     
    The world's largest statue (at 118 feet) of the Guru Padmasambhava: by imagonomad, Views[645]
         		 Walking through an alley in Jaisalmer I came across this cow, standing with his back feet on the street and his front feet on the porch of this house. I watched for ten minutes and he didn't move, he just stared into the house. What was so fascinating? The TV, of course.: by msmonty, Views[414]
         		 I almost crashed my bicycle from laughing at how adorable these children were! There was a lot of whispering and giggling going on behind the curtain. After I regained control I took my shot and continued to bike through the village.: by msmonty, Views[320]
         		 A mother in typical Assamese attire (including accessories like the umbrella and the bag) takes her daughter shopping for the big festival - the Durga Puja, where the Mother Goddess is worshipped in public places for 10 days, before being immersed in the river. Note the almost-ready idols in the background.: by assameseinmumbai, Views[920]
         		 In Nagaon, a big town near the capital, Guwahati, one sees all kinds of races from across the North East, and across the border, too. This rickshaw-puller is from Bangladesh, and his kind (illegal immigrants) are not too welcome here. Somehow, they manage to make a living, despite the hostility.: by assameseinmumbai, Views[1146]
     
    Tea-pluckers make their way home after a long day, in time to cook for the family.: by assameseinmumbai, Views[503]
         		 The meji, or pile of wood, is to be burned early in the morning, in mid-January. This is to mark the end of the winter harvest. My brother here never misses it. : by assameseinmumbai, Views[804]
         		 Elephant safari in Kaziranga, Assam. This man is obviously a big shot, since he gets his own small elephant, and a bodyguard hanging on for dear life.: by assameseinmumbai, Views[931]
         		 Before the nightly ceremony closing the Pakistan/Indian border (grandiose and hilarious, as well), music started playing and children rushed to the street to start dancing. It was an amazing display of passion and lack of inhibition! One of my favorite moments in India was running out to join them and hearing the crowd cheer on the crazy white lady pretending to be Bollywood.: by msmonty, Views[557]
         		 Although I only asked if I could take a photo of the fish, this boy was clearly excited to take credit for what were some very fine looking specimens. Immediately after he went back to sitting and watching his father do all of the work.: by msmonty, Views[370]
     
    On Road Salon: by capturedbyshutter, Views[363]
         		 Dark and Light: by capturedbyshutter, Views[650]
         		 Chandni Chowk: by capturedbyshutter, Views[293]
         		 Blue and Red: by capturedbyshutter, Views[310]
         		 Beyond Hope Lies Faith: by capturedbyshutter, Views[346]
     
    calm pleasent land scape: by westernghats, Views[272]
         		 pristine water falls: by westernghats, Views[294]
         		 gods beautiful creation: by westernghats, Views[495]
         		 a mid day look at the ghats: by westernghats, Views[314]
         		 Lush geeen western ghats: by westernghats, Views[284]
     
    The Victory of Good over Evil. Punch of God! Actually The Goddess uses a special spear to kill the demon, which is only placed/used during the festival.: by rajdeep, Views[506]
         		 The Indoor Workshop of the artists. Its hard to imagine with so little space and light how they manage such beautiful idols.: by rajdeep, Views[538]
         		 The Busy Lanes and Bylanes of Kumartuli. The down-town for idol-makers. Very busy during the the time of July to September.: by rajdeep, Views[669]
         		 The artisan and his tools. This is quite an eventful moment, when the artists draw the eyes of the Goddess, with his number of brushes.: by rajdeep, Views[519]
         		 A capturer's Point of view. Just like me, many photographers were looking out for pics.: by rajdeep, Views[525]
     
    Gateway of India from Taj lobby, 2 years after the 26/11 attacks, life moves on : by nishant, Views[354]
         		 A graffiti on a wall near Mahim, Mumbai. It talks about regional politics: by nishant, Views[779]
         		 Taken at “Dharavi”. People lead their life there with a smile on their face: by nishant, Views[1061]
         		 A kid picking up the rags in a drain in Dharavi- the largest slum in Mumbai : by nishant, Views[1184]
         		 Taken inside an auto rickshaw.-The symbol of faith : by nishant, Views[536]
     
    Destination complete, journey continues: by kamlesh, Views[486]
         		 Unfolding path: by kamlesh, Views[387]
         		 Ready to roll: by kamlesh, Views[439]
         		 Stepping in: by kamlesh, Views[426]
         		 Monkeys, considered sacred to Hindus, taking siesta: by asheeshsaini, Views[649]
     
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