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Dances of India
The long and interesting history of the Indian dance form

Marathi Theater
A short note on the Marathi theater and its many forms

The Missing Cable Girl
An interesting story of how Kamat's picture was needed to locate a disappeared girl.

Muslim Ladies of Kurva
Kamat narrates an experience of photographing Muslim women of rural Karnataka. The story reveals many untold tales about Muslim women of India.

Women's Museum
Pictures from the Shashwati Women's Museum Collection in Bangalore

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House of Pictures
Photographs and Paintings


Pavilions of Mandore
 Ruins of Mandore
Lion of Karnataka
Freedom Fighter Gangadharrao Deshpande

Wedding Guests
Hindu weddings provide opportunity to photograph the rich colors of India		 Rich Colors of India
Dharwad Pedhas
Babusingh's Dharwad Pedha

Hotelier Rangappa Kamat
R.P. Kamat founded the Kamat Group of Hotels		 Rangappa Pandurang Kamat
Tributes to Kamat
Poetic Tribute to Kamat
Poem by Jayant Kaikini in tribute to Krishnanand Kamat

The Ragi Mudde Meal
Balls of red millet served with spicy broth are very popular delicacy in southern Karnataka		 South Indian Cuisine
Melkote Temple Artifacts
Huge Drums Donated by Tippu Sultan
Yoga-Narasimha-Swamy Temple, Melkote

Ready to Participate in a Procession
 Garish Colors of India
Carved Windows
Ventilators of a Temple
Hoysala period temple of Halebidu

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