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Wild and Dangerous
Tigers, Lions and other predators of Indian jungle. Includes pictures of a white tiger, and an article on the now extinct Indian Cheetah

History & Culture of Orissa
Section on the history, arts, and culture of Orissa covers its famous temples, handicrafts, and people.

Nation of Villages
India is a nation of villages. A pictorial documentation of rural life in India during the twentieth century.

Organic Living
The author illustrates how elements of Indian culture use natural products for living, décor, and rituals.

Land of Festivals
India is a land of festivals and fairs. Every day of the year there is a festival celebrated in some part of the country.

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House of Pictures
Photographs and Paintings


Krishna stealing the clothes of his female companions
The Gopika-Vastraharana episode
Lord Krishna Steals Clothes
Glimpses of Rural India
Man Arriving for a Cow Fair
The town of Pachmari, Madhya Pradesh

The Raga of Bengal
Illustration from a musical text
Ragamalika Musical Work
Deccan Miniatures
Gowri-Rajni Raga
Northern Deccan painting perhaps by Shubhachandra (Subbarao)

Picture of a Maratha Peshwa with his Courtiers
Detail from a Dakhani Miniature Painting, 18th century
Dakhani Miniature Painting
The Basava Purana Manuscript
Picture of Akkanagamma
Akkanagamma was a sister of Basaweshwara and the mother of Channabasavanna

Hardekar Manjappa (1886-1947)
Manjappa was known as the "Gandhi of Karnataka"
Lingayat Community
Stamps of India
Industrialist Dhirubhai Ambani
Detail from Indian Stamp

Heinrich Von Stephan (1831-1897)
Stephan was the pioneer of postage services and telephones in Germany
Stamps of India
Indian Stamp Databse
Trade Unionist N. M. Joshi
Narayan Malhar Joshi is considered the father of the Trade Union movement in India

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