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Great pictures. Good Job!
And how is it different in rural India today?
beautiful
It still does look very similar (fewer people and no cars)…
Great pics. Thanks for sharing.
could you share the pictures with me … I want to take out prints…
thanks …
some of these could have been taken yesterday.
Very Nostalgic. Thank you.
Exceptional… Thanks for sharing!
remarkable … this story deserves to be there on the main page for atleast a year
… great work …
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well very good story it reminds us that in these 100 years in many parts we have not changed yet and if we do not change our attitude much will not change in next 100 yrs.For better coverage post to wwwdiggsamachar.com
Excellent …good work
Amazing dude! you did a great job by sharing this with all os us.
I love it.
hey gr8 wrk..wud hav been better if the music was indian too
..neways awesome pics
Awesome presentation
great collection! – and a great blog, congratulation!
I am a fan of everything INdian, will keep visiting
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hi that is great.
i put it in my website
http://www.aryamehan.com/fa/2008-06-06-02-33-35/387.html?task=view
Awesome pictures… I shared the link in all my social networks…
Anonymous has shared with us another link which has similar pictures. Here it is:
http://www.worldofstereoviews.com/indiapage1.htm ?
Thank you Anonymous for sharing the link with us.
Need not publish !
Awesome pictures! Slice of History! Good Job!
I collect these kind!
Could u pls send them to my id please.
S. Kumar
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My daughter is doing a research project in school involving an artifact. The item we have was a gift from my great-grandfather to his wife. It was made in India and is made of metal. It is hand carved and painted with red and green. It looks to have held liquid? It is no more than 12 inches tall. It would also be at least 100 yrs old. Can anyone offer suggestions or advice on how I could find out more about this? Thank you. Jaime
Thank u so much
im 33 and my payaji *greatgrandad*
died @ 105 when i was 13 we used to
ask him all the time what was india like payaji
when u was lil n this is incredable
thankyou again its so lovely 2 find an indian
community on the web that is intrested in
just 1 thing… INDIA!!
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MASSIVE HUGS ^.^
[...] has pictures of India from a century [...]
THIS IS GOOD JOB ,THANK YOU.