Old India Photos - Baby Gandhi
Old India Photos - Begum of Bhopal, 1872
Old India Photos - Begum of Bhopal, 1872
Old India Photos - Death of Lal Bahadur Shastri
Old India Photos - Death of Lal Bahadur Shastri
Old India Photos - Delhi street, 1908
Old India Photos - Delhi street, 1908
Old India Photos - Eight annas court fee
Old India Photos - Eight annas court fee
Old India Photos - Envelope of 1933
Old India Photos - Envelope of 1933
Old India Photos - Farmer in Kolkata
Old India Photos - Farmer in Kolkata
Old India Photos - First election
Old India Photos - First election
Old India Photos - First flag of India after freedom
Old India Photos - First flag of India after freedom
Old India Photos - First parade
Old India Photos - First parade
Old India Photos - First war
Old India Photos - First war
Old India Photos - Gandhiji's final yatra
Old India Photos - Gandhiji's final yatra
Old India Photos - Gandhiji with his wife
Old India Photos - Gandhiji with his wife
Old India Photos - Imambara, Lucknow, 1857
Old India Photos - Imambara, Lucknow, 1857
Old India Photos - Indian Parliament
Old India Photos - Indian Parliament
Old India Photos - Indian Parliament - Aerial view
Old India Photos - Indian Parliament - Aerial view
Old India Photos - Jaipur in 1860
Old India Photos - Jaipur in 1860
Old India Photos - Jama Masjid
Old India Photos - Jama Masjid
Old India Photos - Jama Masjid in 1857
Old India Photos - Jama Masjid in 1857
Old India Photos - Jantar Mantar in 1857
Old India Photos - Jantar Mantar in 1857
Old India Photos - Jhansi Fort in 1857
Old India Photos - Jhansi Fort in 1857
Old India Photos - Kashmiri Gate, Delhi, 1857
Old India Photos - Kashmiri Gate, Delhi, 1857
Old India Photos - Lal Bahadur Shastri with his wife
Old India Photos - Lal Bahadur Shastri with his wife
Old India Photos - Lord Viceroy Residence in Delhi, 1927
Old India Photos - Lord Viceroy Residence in Delhi, 1927
Old India Photos - Macaulay's address to British Parliament dated 2-February-1835. It reads…
I have travelled across the length and breadth of India and I have not seen one person who is a beggar, who is a thief, such wealth I have seen in this country, such high moral values, people of such caliber, that I do not think we would ever conquer this country, unless we break the very backbone of this nation, which is her spiritual and cultural heritage, and, therefore, I propose that we replace her old and ancient education system, her culture, for if the Indians think that all that is foreign and English is good and greater than their own, they will lose their selfesteem, their native culture and they will become what we want them, a truly dominated nation.
Old India Photos - Macaulay's address to British Parliament
Old India Photos - Map of India in 1857
Old India Photos - Map of India in 1857
Old India Photos - Mountbatten arrival at Red Fort
Old India Photos - Mountbatten arrival at Red Fort
Old India Photos - Mountbatten with Jawaharlal Nehru
Old India Photos - Mountbatten with Jawaharlal Nehru
Old India Photos - Netaji in a visitor's book of Nagarik Pustakalay
Old India Photos - Netaji in a visitor's book of Nagarik Pustakalay
Old India Photos - Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose
Old India Photos - Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose
Old India Photos - People waiting for PM - Jawaharlal Nehru
Old India Photos - People waiting for PM - Jawaharlal Nehru
Old India Photos - Postage of Madras on 12-February-1857
Old India Photos - Postage of Madras on 12-February-1857
Old India Photos - Postcard of Dhar state
Old India Photos - Postcard of Dhar state
Old India Photos - Sikandar Bagh Lucknow right after the freedom fight of 1857
Old India Photos - Sikandar Bagh Lucknow right after the freedom fight of 1857
Identified by Mr Irfan
Old India Photos - Somewhere in India in 1857
Old India Photos - Somewhere in India in 1857
Old India Photos - Stamps
Old India Photos - Stamps
Old India Photos - Subhash Chandra Bose
Old India Photos - Subhash Chandra Bose
Old India Photos - Subhash Chandra Bose with Adolf Hitler
Old India Photos - Subhash Chandra Bose with Adolf Hitler
Old India Photos - Tatya Tope and troops, 1857
Old India Photos - Tatya Tope and troops, 1857
Old India Photos - Telegraph dated 9-May-1857
Old India Photos - Telegraph dated 9-May-1857
Old India Photos - Telegraph dated 10-May-1857
Old India Photos - Telegraph dated 10-May-1857
Old India Photos - Thousand rupees note
Old India Photos - Thousand rupees note
Old India Photos - The Times of India dated 15-August-1947
Old India Photos - The Times of India dated 15-August-1947
Old India Photos - Unknown freedom fighters hanged
Old India Photos - Unknown freedom fighters hanged
Old India Photos - Young Gandhiji
Old India Photos - Young Gandhiji
Old India Photos - Young Mahatma Gandhi
Old India Photos - Young Mahatma Gandhi
Following photo is submitted and identified by Mr Subhash Kumar
Old India Photos - News published in New York on 03-May-1919. The news reads… Missionaries in India reported to be safe - New York, (AP) - Announcement was made Friday by the Presbyterian board of foreign missions that all the missionaries in the disturbed section of India are safe, the information being based on a cable from the Rev. J. C. R. Ewing, D. D., at Lahore, Punjab, India
Old India Photos - News published in New York on 03-May-1919
Following photo is submitted and identified by Mr Subhash Kumar
Old India Photos - News published in London on 20-April-1919. The news reads… Delhi Strike Continues - Communication with Northern Punjab Interrupted - London [AP] - The latest review of the situation in India received here Saturday shows no improvement in the Punjab and the region of Delhi. The strike continues at Delhi. The people are reported to be maintaining a sullen attitude. The "prevention of seditious meetings act" has been put into force at Multan, southwest of Lahore, and at Jullundur, east of Lahore. Communication with the northern Punjab has been interrupted. A serious outbreak occurred early in the week at Chukarkkan, in the Gujranwala district north of Lahore, and a railway station was wrecked. Mrs. Annie Besant, theosophical and nationalist leader, it is added, has issued a statement condemning the extremists.
Old India Photos - News published in London on 20-April-1919
Following photo is submitted and identified by Mr Subhash Kumar
Old India Photos - News published in the fifth column of page seven in Friday Evening section of The Salt Lake Evening Telegram newspaper dated 24-October-1913. The news reads… Panic strikes India - Bombay, British India, Oct. 24. — The financial excitement as a result of the closing of the Bombay shares market continues and other branches of trade beside those concerned in the mill share market are badly affected. The closing down of the market was due to a tremendous fall in Bombay mill shares and a number of failures. A pearl merchant failed yesterday for approximately $1,350,000, while another gem merchant failed for $100,000.
Old India Photos - News published in the fifth column of page seven in Friday Evening section of The Salt Lake Evening Telegram newspaper dated 24-October-1913
Following photo is submitted and identified by Mr Subhash Kumar
Old India Photos - Son of Mahatma Gandhi — Devandas arrested as reported on 20-August-1942. The news reads… Son of the Hindu leader Mohandas K. Gandhi and managing editor of The Hindustan Times, DEVANDAS GANDHI was arrested Wednesday under the Defense of India Rules. His father has been in custody since the beginning of the civil disobedience drive on Aug. 9.
Old India Photos - Son of Mahatma Gandhi — Devandas arrested as reported on 20-August-1942
Note: I received the above old India photos in an email forward. These are of course not photographed by me as I was not even born :) The copyright and credit of these old India photos remain with the original photographers. If you are one of the original photographers of these old India photos, please let me know; I'll very happily link back to you :)
Update: I have a few more photos received. Sharing here…
Old India Photos - A khadi cloth shop - photo taken in 1920
Old India Photos - A khadi cloth shop - photo taken in 1920
Old India Photos - A grain shop - photo taken in 1873 in Mumbai
Old India Photos - A grain shop - photo taken in 1873 in Mumbai
Old India Photos - A photo from 1873 showing jewelsmiths
Old India Photos - A photo from 1873 showing jewelsmiths
Old India Photos - Teaching Marathi children in 1873
Old India Photos - Teaching Marathi children in 1873
Old India Photos - The famous hotel Taj Mahal Palace near Gateway of India, photographed in year 1900
Old India Photos - The famous hotel Taj Mahal Palace near Gateway of India, photographed in year 1900
Old India Photos - Chor Bazaar [market of stolen items] in Mumbai
Old India Photos - Chor Bazaar [market of stolen items] in Mumbai
Old India Photos - A building in Mumbai photographed in 1890
Old India Photos - A building in Mumbai photographed in 1890
Old India Photos - A snake charmer [sapera] in front of the Gateway of India, photographed in 1939
Old India Photos - A snake charmer [sapera] in front of the Gateway of India, photographed in 1939
Old India Photos - Roads of Mumbai photographed in 1880. There are no cars to be seen, but only horse carts!
Old India Photos - Roads of Mumbai photographed in 1880. There are no cars to be seen, but only horse carts!
What an interesting set of photos. They provide a great glimpse into the past. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDarryl and Ruth : )
@ Living In Williamsburg Virginia: I'm glad that you liked the photos :)
ReplyDeleteThis is an amazing collection. Reading what Lord Macaulay had to say about India proves that we were a great nation indeed. I wonder if it's just the change in education pattern that brought a deterioration in our culture and society.
ReplyDeleteI completely enjoyed looking at this collection - it is truly amazing. Your country does indeed have a rich and wonderful heritage - I'm so glad it is being preserved!
ReplyDelete@ Neha: I believe that it's not only education, Neha. It's money in the hands of everyone, which has killed India these days.
ReplyDelete@ Clytie: I too am glad that someone preserved these photos so that I could share the same with you :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos! Very moving. I love the "first" photos. Thank you for sharing! ~Val
ReplyDelete@ Miss Val's Creations: I'm happy that you liked the old India photos :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos.. very nice clarity..
ReplyDelete@ vibha: :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent record of the past.
ReplyDelete@ cyclopseven: I too say that :)
ReplyDeletesee 1857 to 2011 how diffrents in our country
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos.. nice
good callaction....and studyfull photo
thanks
ujwal kadode
@ Anonymous: It has changed drastically, probably not for good. The old times were better as the new generations always say :)
ReplyDeletelord maucoly is such a bastard..y veryintellignt people come up with distructive ideas....
ReplyDeleteas per he said... INDIA IS A DOMINANT STATE . its not yet indepndnt country....
jawahar lal... wat to say... proud to be clicked with his gf....
india's map...
ReplyDeleteintresting...
its three side land and one side water...
and
its been eatn up from three sides....west north east..
no good...
liked the collection alot..
ReplyDelete@ Roshni: What can I say? Seeing old India photos is really touching, I must say however.
ReplyDeleteIts simply Out of the world. Really feel good see our pasts.
ReplyDelete@ Subrata: I too felt the same when I first saw these photos.
ReplyDeletenice piece of work sir.....and the diversity and freedom struggle is well dipicted in that photographa,and your collection is very excelent
ReplyDelete@ vijay kakarla: Thank you brother.
ReplyDeletenice collection, i really enjoyed
ReplyDelete@ bhushankohli: Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to see the photographs of India past - so much incredible history. I need to read up a little more, especially since I am coming for such a long visit. However, I have so much to do in so little time. I need to finish getting rid of so many of my things, getting the rest packed up to put in storage,and getting things ready for my journey.
ReplyDelete@ RNSANE: You're a well-planned lady. I am sure you will set priorities perfectly :) Welcome to India.
ReplyDeleteHi Bhavesh,
ReplyDeleteLoved your site - what great photos!
Just wanted to point out something. The postcard attributing the "I have traveled across the length and breadth of India" quote to Macaulay is false. The views expressed in the quote go against what Macaulay thought about India. Also, he was in India in Feb 1835 and hence could not have given a speech in Parliament in England.
Just thought I'd mention it.
@ Tina S: Thanks for appreciating my blog. And I agree with you. In fact, I had felt while publishing that Macaulay's note seems to be false. I had no concrete backing however, which you have provided. Thanks for your input :)
ReplyDeletegreat collection, though these photographs are not by u, but still kudos to u for putting all here for people like us, thanks again...
ReplyDelete@ vik: Thank you :)
ReplyDeletei thank for the great collection of photos which we never seen before
ReplyDeleteFantastic collection Bhavesh ... Never could have recognized the Mahatma's child photo ... Also liked the look in the eyes of the "Begum of Bhopal" The Great Indian royalty personified ... Thanks for the lovely post ... Really super ...
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous: It's my pleasure! :)
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous: Thank you so much for the great words! :)
Its beautiful. You are completely blown to the past while u watch these awesome OLD MEMORIES.
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR SHARING
RGDS JAYANT ARORA
jayantarora12@gmail.com
@ Anonymous: I'm happy to see you delighted by these photos, Mr Arora :)
ReplyDeleteReally all photos rekindled our great history.....keep it up my friend
ReplyDelete@ Lambodar Prasad Dash: Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteold gold
ReplyDeleteold is gold
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous: Very right :)
ReplyDeletei like old image.........
ReplyDeletei like old image excellent.........
ReplyDelete@ manish kushwaha: Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThankyou for sharing such a wonderful collection of ancient beautiful India and a great knowledge you have actually given. Going thr' all, I really felt bad about what Lord Macaulay had mentioned. I think His thought has come very true and they have succeded in their plan.
ReplyDelete@ Vinaya S. Pandit: I'm glad that you liked the old India photos.
ReplyDeleteI think that the image showing Macaulay's statement may be false.
amazing collection of photos.... really a treasure to have all these.. keep it up friend :)
ReplyDeleteossum felllllling man.....................
ReplyDeletetreaures.....
@ vivs: Glad you liked it!
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous: Thank you :)
nice collection but you must try to show the reality
ReplyDeletee.g. about chacha nehru in india today 1947
@ Ritesh: Unfortunately, this collection is not prepared by me, but is simply a forward.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing..
ReplyDeletegreat glimps of india.. and history..
@ Ravi: My pleasure!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, Bhavesh! Nice job. makes one quite nostalgic.
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous: Really!
ReplyDeletewow
ReplyDelete@ Saptarshi Chakraborty: You have the same reaction as mine :)
ReplyDeleteAMAZING COLLECTION BOSS.THANKS VIVEK SRIVASTAVA SITAPUR
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous: Thank you Vivekji.
ReplyDeleteRaja
ReplyDeleteWhen start view the page my face brights, and when it ends up my face felt sad. Fantastic photos. more over the good thing is people watching this photos expressions. Very nice. Y cant this team jointly do something good for our nation. think....let today be starting point..can we join and do something good for nation..
@ Raja: Tell me if you have a good and thoughtafter idea.
ReplyDeleteVery nice collection..
ReplyDelete@ Shweta M: Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHon;ble Madam / Sir ,
ReplyDeleteHAPPY NEW YEAR 2012
In past 100 years,
Delhi has developed a lot
but the river Yamuna has constantly decayed...
It is time to stop destruction of Yamuna!
In the coming new year,
let us make a fresh beginning
& bring back life to our beloved river Yamuna.
The pollution in Yamuna and other rivers of the country is a grave problem known to all of us. One of the main sources of this pollution is the dumping of flowers, plastic bags, agarbatti packets and other worship materials by the people. Any amount of cleaning of river Yamuna will not work until the dumping of this material into the river is not stopped.
Our organization, Youth Fraternity Foundation, have been working with a solution to this problem with a project named "Pushpanjali Prawah".
The concept behind this project is to collect these sacred wastes *from their point of creation*: temples, shops, homes etc. respectfully and dispose/recycle this material in an appropriate manner, without causing any pollution to the river or causing air pollution caused by burning of this waste. We have run this program successfully at small scale in few area in Delhi and Mumbai for some time.
With availability of funds, this program can be easily expanded to all areas of Delhi as a sustainable sacred waste management system. We have discussed this idea with several temples as well as leaders of various religious organizations, and all of them have extended their consent and support for this system.
If you are seeking a solution to this problem, we would be happy to assist you fully in setting up this system. SAVE YAMUNA @ SAVE DELHI
With Warm Regards
Gopi Dutt Aakash
President, YFF INDIA
www.yffindia.blogspot.com
You are doing a wonderful task Mr Gopi Dutt Aakash. I'm keeping your comment on this page as it has a good cause to support, even though it is not relevant to the page. There are hundreds of visits to this page every day, and your comment will get exposure.
ReplyDeleteVery nice very nice.. collection
ReplyDeleteduring from the first photo my face was started glowing to see such type of collection of our nation... till end.
but seeing Macaulay's address to British Parliament, really i was shockingggggg that ... ohhhhhh...
but today also we are going toward west.....
thanks bhavesh thanks again to sharing this photo with all.
I think, Macaulay's address is a fake photo. And I agree, we are going towards west today also. Indian culture was good for us; remember the days of our childhood when things were amazingly simple and life was satisfactory.
DeleteWe are the oldest civilization. We have richest history. But we were not strong enough to save our culture, our heritage and stuff. Divide and rule policy worked in India very easily which made Mughals and then British Raj rule our country.
ReplyDeleteFrom the beginning we just want to fill our pockets with money no matter if it is black money. It happened before and is happening now. Very few people knows to fight, most of us opt for easy and safe path no matter the path is right or wrong.
We were so rich that even after taking so much from us we are still have our culture, heritage and yes we have wealth as well. But big thing is we are not able to see it. We need to restore it. There should be a proper flow of money. We need to follow rule. The public has to unit and change then the system will definitly change (but this is where we have always failed from the beginning). We should take habits and rules from western coutries not just their clothes, food etc.
I love to see my country's old pics when life was simple and poeple were more INDIAN.
Thanks for posting these pics.
Your comment is indeed very powerful. I hope, more and more people visit this page and read your comment, to get inspired. Thank you Rati Anand!
Deletethese pictures are price less. it contain some unbleiveble memory of india
ReplyDeleteReally!
Deleteod india was really very awsome and beautiful
ReplyDeleteI agree! And I want to go back in time.
Deletevery very touching photos ...and thanks who clicked these moments......... and Bhavesh you did amazing job for taking visitors back in deep root of our country.....thanks again BHAVESH for nice job...........hoping more from you in future......
ReplyDeleteSure! I'll try my best Prady :)
Deleteawesome dud, thanks a lot man
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, really!
Deleteoh, my god, such a wonderful collection, such a wonderful work, Bhavesh
ReplyDeleteThank you Rayyan
DeleteWonderful collection and thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteFarid, Lahore, Pakistan
My pleasure Farid!
DeleteAwesome collection... specially the nataji with adolf hitler, 1000Rs note, indian parliament-aerial view, jama masjid in 1857, Hats off for all the ultimate collection. Hence u should devote ur most serious efforts to bringing about mental peace to all the people. Try to continue... with some more stuffs. Gr8 work dude. Thanks a lot. 10/10...
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed posting these photos as much as you enjoyed seeing them Iliyaas :)
DeleteBeautiful Pictures of Old India and its people! A lot to learn about the history of India.Thanks Bhavesh.
ReplyDeleteReally a lot to learn from the old India. The new India we are seeing is not what our freedom fighters fought for.
DeleteJust fantabulous......Plz add more pics......
ReplyDeleteThank you Namratha. I'll try my best.
Deletereally wonderful collection
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
Deletegreat to see old india
ReplyDeleteReally :)
Deleterealy nice photo m proude ..sallam india .thinks for all photographer,i ant beliave i will view my india in past thinks
ReplyDeleteI too am astonished equally! :)
DeleteFantastic Collection:):):)
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteITS INCREASE THE BLOOD FLOW I M GLAD.
ReplyDeleteHmm
Deletebharath matha ki jay
ReplyDeleteJai
Deletegreat collection of our indian history.
ReplyDeleteThank you Neeraj!
DeleteI go back in my childhood when I was with Gandhi and Jinnah in Delhi
ReplyDeleteThat must be an amazing feeling dear elder commentator!
DeleteLong back I read about this, but found the facts here. Great collection; would like to know more.
ReplyDeleteDo visit again!
DeleteGreat Collection of our Great Indian History......
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot ...........
My pleasure :)
Deletethanks for it......
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure!
Deletegood collection.....
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteThanks Bhavesh for sharing Useful information.
ReplyDeleteMy Pleasure :)
DeleteGREAT COLLECTION ..............
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteI love my great INDIA
ReplyDelete:)
DeleteGreat Collection i like that plz add more
ReplyDeleteSure Subhash!
DeleteGreat collection of old photographs . . . an interesting journey down memory lane . . . I also manage a blogsite on indian heritage . . . indiaheritagehub.wordpress.com
ReplyDeleteNice!
DeleteI completely enjoyed looking at this collection - it is truly amazing. Your country does indeed have a rich and wonderful heritage - I'm so glad it is being preserved
ReplyDeleteI too am happy that someone preserved these photos! :)
DeleteBhavesh - great job! It is amazing to see this priceless collection. Keep on adding to it if you get more pictures.
ReplyDeleteSure Nasir! It will truly be my pleasure.
Deletei really enjoyed these old photographs as i fond of old times
ReplyDeleteJust like me!
DeleteThis photos are my dream to see old india
ReplyDeleteMine too, Sandeep!
DeleteWao! Amazing pics... Proud to be an Indian... These pics are really amazing and precious. Thanks for sharing... :)
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure :)
Deletevery rare and precious
ReplyDeleteIndeed :)
DeleteSuperb photographs...
ReplyDeleteTruly :)
DeleteGreat collection..... Thank u for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Bhargava
DeleteJai Hind.....From Romania with respect !
ReplyDeleteThat is so nice of you!
Deleteबहुत ही अच्छा और प्रशंसनीय प्रयास है.साधुवाद वाद है आप सà¤ी को.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nishant!
DeleteThanks for sharing historical images. I really love to see old photos. Please share more photos.
ReplyDeleteSure, as and when I receive more :)
Deleteits nice to see all moments captured in past are now priceless for coming generation s like us to know & inspire by our great heritage. thanks for sharing........its great
ReplyDeleteTrue; and my pleasure sharing.
DeleteAmazing collection.... thanks a ton for sharing....yeh dil mange more....
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure!
DeleteAn outstanding effort to make today's people known to the greatest people/events so originally.
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteThank you Ali! :)
ReplyDeleteMany photos were very helpful to make my teaching lively & interesting..... All my students were pretty much involved to know the history about Indian first war of Independence.... Thank You.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit, and for your nice comment, Mrs Veena Rani Gowda!
DeleteGreat Collection.like it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Vishal :)
DeleteHi! I really enjoyed your photos. I lived in India as a small child between 1964 and 1964. We were once on a flight back from a trip to the UK and Prime minister Shastri got on our flight in Bulgaria or Romania. The press took a photo of me sitting on his knee and it was in several newspapers at the time. Do you know where i could start a search for this photo. I would really like a copy of it but don't know where to start. Thank you in advance. Helen Rush ( then Chambers )
ReplyDeleteHi Helen,
DeleteSo good to read your short story. Finding that photo will really be a great thing. I have done the search from my side, but unfortunately, I could not find that photo. I will do some more search with great hope to find that photo.
Wishing the best for you!
So sorry Helen :( No luck yet!
DeleteWhat is the source of "Old India Photos - Tatya Tope and troops, 1857 " photo? IT seems fake.
ReplyDeleteAs mentioned at the end of the photos, the source of most of the photos is email forwards.
DeleteDo you have information about that photo? I will be happy to update the information; many people visit this page everyday, and it will be better to give more precise information.
Lovely photos, I must say! Each of the photograph took me to the history and it depicts those moments which many of your readers must have just heard about. Seeing those moments through photographs will surely make them glad!
ReplyDeleteSo truly said Nimisha! Visuals appeal more and take you in time!
DeleteGreat photos collection! Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
Deletei love india & worlid
ReplyDeletemy deram
my birth always in india
i am very sad in this time
befor reading
god bless you all old people indian
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DeleteAmazing photos
ReplyDeleteIndeed! :)
DeleteGreat Photos, Thank you Very Much
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