The Kamat Research Database consists of over 16,000 photograph and
illustrations elaborately compiled and cross-indexed.
Corbis Collection Gallery of rare and historic pictures donated by Corbis - Bettmann. |
Pictorial Tour of India Colorful and stunning images of India culled from Corel Professional Photos, elaborately indexed and cross-referenced. |
Indian Philately The stamps of India truly represent India's vast cultural and geographic diversity. Common and rare stamps from a private collection. |
Potpourri of Pictures A pictorial portal to the picturesque land of India. Includes photographs of elements, portraits, women, paintings, and a Photo Blog |
Indian Painting A large collection of paintings from India shows representative styles, themes, and techniques. |
Faces of India Photographer Kamat captures the diversity of India through these memorable portraits |
 Street Side Cobbler from Nellore, Andhra Pradesh Picture of Chinnappa, the street side cobbler |  |
 |  The Truck Pooja Vehicle Worship in India |
 Tea Gardens, Tamil Nadu
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 |  Rituals During a Home Construction Ceremony Picture of Mrs. and Mr. Jeppu Satish Rao |
 Rani Rasmani Rani Rasmani built the Kali temple at Dakshineshwar |  |
 |  Girl from Ladakh
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 A Building from Fatehpur Sikri
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 |  Jodhpur Palace Hotel
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 Motilal Nehru (1861-1931) Motilal Nehru was an early Indian independence activist and leader of the Indian National Congress. He was the founder patriarch of India's most powerful political family. |  |
 |  Sage Vidyaranya Vidyaranya is credited with mentoring Harihara and Bukka to build the Vijayanagar empire. c, 13th century |
 Red Fort, New Delhi The Red Fort was constructed by the Emperor Shahjahan in 1639 A.D |  |
 |  The Republic Day Parade In the backdrop is the Red Fort |
 Palace at Shivapuri, Madhya Pradesh
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 |  Profile of Rama Temple featuring Kavi Art
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 Shiva Kills Taraka with a Trident Sandalwood Carving, CBI Collection |  |
 |  A Girl from Punjab
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 Bullock and Cart, Kottayam, Kerala
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 |  Vidhana Soudha, Bangalore A bullock cart and a bus in the backdrop of the Secretariat, 1980 |
 Bullock Festival, Madurai, Tamilnadu
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 |  Pandita Ramabai (1858 - 1928) Ramabai was a poet, a scholar, and a champion of improvement in the plight of Indian women. |
 Poet Kuvempu unveiling B.M.Sri's Portrait B.M. Sri. Memorial Foundation, Bangalore |  |
 |  Huge Ganesh in the Open Hoysala Sculpture, Halebidu |
 Pietro Della Vale Meets Queen Abbakka Illustration by R.S. Naidu based on Italian originals |  |
 |  Surendra and Girija Koulagi Town of Melkote, November 2007 |
 Chettipantam Veeravalli Rangacharlu Rangacharlu served as the first Diwan of Mysore State |  |
 |  Hotelier Rangappa Kamat R.P. Kamat founded the Kamat Group of Hotels |
 Pavilions of Mandore
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 |  Lake Palace, Udaipur Former Maharajah's Palace |
 Painting on a Wall Colorful painting featuring a Rajput prince |  |
 |  Camel Safari, Rest Stop Rajasthan, Northwest India |
 Camel Safari, Rest Stop Rajasthan, Northwest India |  |
 |  Girl Adjusting Make-up Detail form a Jain temple, Jaisalmer |
 First Day Cover Marking the Festival of Buddha Mahotsav
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 |  Memorial for a Cat (?) A memorial of 9th century (now in Alampur Museum) found in a temple of Shiva. |
 Lake Palace, Udaipur
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 |  Interior of Amber Palace
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 Detail Of Mural On House, Jaipur
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 |  A Weaver at Work Notice the covered face of the the weaver. The veil system was common in India during the early part of the 20th century. |
 Transport to the Fortress at Amber Amber, Rajasthan |  |
 |  Sunset Over Minarets Jaipur, Rajasthan |
 Festival of India Stamp marking the traveling "Festival of India" |  |
 |  Indian Stamp for Olympics
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 The Lion Face Simhamukha is recurring theme in Indian art |  |
 |  Queen Avantibai Detail from a Postal stamp |
 Government Museum Cubbon Park, Bangalore |  |
 |  Romantic Couple Stone sculpture from India |
 Temple Guardians Painted guardians of a temple, Tamilnadu |  |
 |  Sage Vasishta Sage Vasishta was the preceptor of Rama |
 A Chinese icon from the Salarjung museum
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 |  Mother Teresa and the Nobel Prize of 1979 See Also: Mother Teresa |