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[Mr.Nair]

Incredible waterfall

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Imagica Mumbai

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Railway beauty...

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[Hindustani78]

The Union Minister for Urban Development, Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation and Information & Broadcasting, Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu interacting with the trainees at Swarna Bharat Trust, in Hyderabad on April 29, 2017. The Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog, Shri Arvind Panagariya is also seen

Devotees take part in a Lord Shiva procession on occasion of Parshuram Jayanti in Surat.

 

[Cash GK]

A winter journey into lands end at Spiti valley
Apr 26, 2017 08:42 IST


A traveller in a jeep finds his way into one the remotest corners of Himachal and explores the stunning cold desert of the Trans-Himalaya highlands where winter is yet to retreat. The road from Kibber to Tashigang cuts across the Kibber Wildlife Sanctuary which is famous for its apex predator, the Snow Leopard and the Tibetan wolf. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

An azure blue sky forms a near perfect backdrop against the Nako Lake. As one reaches the corner of Kinnaur District on the old Hindustan-Tibet highway, the landscape begins to change dramatically and one is able to access a valley that remains obscured by extremely harsh winters for more than four months of the year. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

A bird’s eye view of Kaza town (centre below) as seen from the road to Komic village. The Spiti river flows through the valley till it enters Kinnaur where it merges with the Satluj river. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

A passerby smiles at the camera on the road to Losar. Outsiders in the winter are infrequent if not rare as night time temperatures can dip to -30 degrees. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

The flat plains of Kaza covered in snow as seen from the road to Key monastery. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

The Himalayan Blue sheep (Bharal) seen near Komic Gompa. The sheep is a staple diet of the Snow Leopard. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

Womenfolk at Mudh village, the last outpost in the Pin Valley in Spiti. With an average elevation of 4000 metres, Spiti has one of the lowest population density in India of just two people per square kilometre. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

Children sun themselves on the roof of a house in Mudh village in Pin valley. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

A road less travelled, quite literally in the winter on the road to Losar. The road connects the valley with Manali and is totally cutoff in the winters due to heavy snowfall. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

An isolated hutment near Komic Gompa. This area is famous with geologists with a massive fossil park located nearby starting at an elevation of 4600 metres above sea level. (Amandeep Singh Kalra)

beautiful country ruled by enemy of humanity.may Allah bless Indians with freedom

 

[Hindustani78]

foundation stone for the project was laid in August 2007

Soliga tribal community at MM Hills have been trained to use the invasive Lantana species to make furniture. | Photo Credit: Bhagya Prakash K

 

[Hindustani78]

The Odisha culture festival ‘Odisha Parba’ began on Saturday at the August Kranti Lawns in the India Gate. The event will showcase Odia art, culture and culinary treasures of the state. (Raj K Raj/HT PHOTO)

 

[Hindustani78]

As the world celebrates Labour Day today, there is nothing to cheer for this woman who is forced to work at a brick-kiln at Dhabhlan village near Patiala on Sunday.. (Bharat Bhushan/HT Photo)

Labourers working at a brick-kiln at Bhullar village, around 35 km from Amritsar. (Sameer Sehgal/HT Photo)

 

[Mr.Nair]

Incredible India

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[Hindustani78]

Solar-powered rice and millet processing unit near Mysuru; (inset)95 solar panels that generate 30 kV power. M.A. SRIRAM

Sunrise incubation hub located near the Signature Tower land in Visakhapatnam.

 

[Mr.Nair]

Incredible delhi metro ad

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Incredible delhi metro ad

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But people do not see anything anymore (Windows).




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[Mr.Nair]

But people do not see anything anymore (Windows).




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For them is boring through seeing window as it is like daily routine drive, but for new riders yes...Some routes are underground and so nothing to see outside

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[Solomon2]

Incredible delhi metro ad

Wish we had Metro trains painted like this in D.C.

 

[JOEY TRIBIANI]

@Mr.Nair nair is a south indian name ? Or is it ayyar?

 

[Mr.Nair]

Wish we had Metro trains painted like this in D.C.

Some ad does not looks like a train is coming as it is soo attractive

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@Mr.Nair nair is a south indian name ? Or is it ayyar?

Its normally Nair and a community name and people ad name to its community name

 

[Talon]

Wish we had Metro trains painted like this in D.C.

its not painted rather its just a sheet and people from inside can see through windows..its just like BLINDS used in cars like u can see from inside but not from outside..
i know this bcuz we have same thing on Buses in Pakistan..something like this:
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