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Rajasthani folk dancer at the 'Jaipur Heritage International Festival 2004' on Rajpath in Jaipur, the capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan.

Rajasthan's forts and palaces battle urbanisation

JAIPUR, India, Jan 20, 2004 - The home of India's most famous maharajahs, their forts and their p...

India AFP/Biman Mukherji

Guwahati, Assam, India: The wide Brahmaputra River provides a great setting for Guwahati.

In Search of the World’s Hottest Chilli: in the Land of Blood

The Naga Jolokia, grown in north-eastern India is considered by many as the hottest chilli in the...

India Graham Simmons

Mississippi Masala

Film Review: Mississippi Masala

Cultures clash in the Deep South when Mina, a Ugandan-born Indian woman falls for African-America...

India Celeste Heiter

Recipe: Hyderabadi Bagare Baigan - Eggplant Curry

Serves about 6 1 eggplant, about 1 1/2 pounds, peeled and cut into 8 to 12 slices 1 1/2 teaspoons...

India Habeeb Salloum

A Passage to India

Film Review: A Passage to India

Social, cultural, and political tensions are thecenterpiece of this epic, in which Miss Adela Que...

India Celeste Heiter

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Kipling's India

V.S. Naipaul has suggested that "nobody has written as accurately about Indians" as Rudyard Kipli...

India Kenneth Champeon

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Kipling's Indian Stories

A boy born in Bombay is raised by two loving parents and an ayah , an Indian live-in baby-sitter....

India Kenneth Champeon

Cachori, street food in Delhi

That Old Delhi Magic

This is the every day experience of village life that I have been missing and that I had come to ...

India Dianne Sharma-Winter

Provoked

Film Review: Provoked

Based on actual events, Provoked tells the story of Kiranjit, an Indian woman whose marriage to a...

India Celeste Heiter

It may strike the reader as rather singular and far-fetched; but he may feel assured that it was by no means far-fetched, and that the circumstances were such that it would have been impossible to give him any other name... --Nikolai Gogol, The Overcoat (1842)

Film Review: The Namesake

Mira Nair has outdone herself yet again with this gem of a film, based on the 2004 novel by Pulit...

India Celeste Heiter

Umrao Jaan

Film Review: Umrao Jaan

Based upon the 1899 Urdu novel Umrao Jan Ada by Pakistani author Mirza Hadi Ruswa, the 2006 remak...

India Celeste Heiter

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Mass marriages in Indian hill state counter evils of dowry system

SHIMLA, India, Nov 7, 2002 - With winter in the air, the northern Indian hill state of Himachal P...

India AFP/Baldev S Chauhan

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Bengalis -- the pride of Bengal. What makes them tick?

I had the misfortune once of having to visit a government office in Calcutta to get some papers s...

India Nabanita Dutt

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SHAMANIC RITUALS IN THE VALLEY OF THE GODS

The way is marked by red flags fluttering along the two kilometre walk. In the early light of eve...

India Dianne Sharma-Winter

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Bangalore Shopping

The Garden City of Bangalore is also a shopper's paradise, with more shops per sq. km. than anywh...

India Nabanita Dutt

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An Invitation to Infinity: Tagore

In India every morning, millions of schoolchildren unwittingly sing a song composed by a recipien...

India Kenneth Champeon

Where are the cows?

Where Have All The Cows Gone?

Change is good -- 25 years later, a return visit to India.

India Raheema Hemraj

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Renovation work may prove Indian emperor built Nepal monastery

KATHMANDU, Feb 10, 2003 - Ancient artefacts unearthed during renovation work on Nepal's second-ol...

India / Sri Lanka / Nepal AFP/Shusham Shrestha

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Tagore's Total Vision - II

Tagore was poet, playwright, novelist, short-story writer, songster, translator, musician, painte...

India Kenneth Champeon

A Royal Welcome. A row of fountains, 200 feet long, lead you to the reception area of the Samode Bagh.

Unwinding... à la Samode

Choosing a holiday destination is never easy but the grandeur of Samode,that awaited us, came as ...

India / Thailand Hansa Piparsania

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