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Tag Archives: Red fort
BACK TO DELHI AND ON TO HARIDWAR
I always found going back to Delhi exciting and this blog is an amalgam of back to Delhi from Nepal, and ten months later back to Delhi from France before a road trip up to Kashmir, which apparently was on … Continue reading
Posted in India, India 2015, Photography, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged brahma, delhi, Ganga Aart, Har Ki Pauri ghat, Haridwar, Hindu Gods, India, Islam, islamic architecture, Jama Masjid Mosque, muslims, Old City Delhi, Red fort, Urdu language, Vishnu and Maheshwar
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RETURN TO DELHI
We had experienced a torrential downpour on the drive back from Agra and now the seasonal monsoon had belatedly arrived in Delhi. It is quite impressive to see the absolute ferocity of an attack from the dark skies. The cycle … Continue reading
Posted in INDIA 2014, Photography, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Ambedkar, Arundhati Roy, Atish Mukhopadhyay, bazaar, Birla House, Caste system, Dalits, delhi old city, Gandhi, Hindu gods and statues of Buddha, Hindu nationalism, monsoon, National Museum of India, Red fort, reincarnation, Shah Jahan, three on a motorbike
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