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Bishnu KC <mindblowing44@hotmail.com>
Kathmandu, Nepal - Thursday, March 11, 2004 at 23:11:03 (CST)

I HAVE WORK TO THIS SITE SO MY FOLLOW GUYMEN WALKER FAR.
DR MUGU <MUGU@MUGU.CO UK>
MAN, LONDON ENGLAND - Thursday, March 11, 2004 at 02:10:41 (CST)

Very informative site, if you know of anyone looking for sarees, please direct to http://www.sareecenter.com Thanks
Jet <sareecenter@sympatico.ca>
Montreal, Canada - Tuesday, March 09, 2004 at 17:39:49 (CST)

Very informative site, if you know of anyone looking for sarees, please direct to. Thanks
Jet <sareecenter@sympatico.ca>
Montreal, Canada - Tuesday, March 09, 2004 at 17:39:03 (CST)

Hi, Its great research on Adi Shankaracharya.I just can't stop reading anything about Adi Shankara.Good Work!
Rajesh Kamath <rajeshkamath27@yahoo.com>
Bangalore, karnataka India - Tuesday, March 09, 2004 at 12:26:33 (CST)

i liked all the sections especilly the mythology section as i am a mytholgy student . if possible please do include more infos thank you
stuti sudhersanan unni <stuti_cats2001@yahoo.com>
coimbatore, tamil nadu india - Monday, March 08, 2004 at 01:24:01 (CST)

site is very nice with the image of lord maruyhi,the present brahma
subrahmanyam <k_subrahmanyam60100@rediffmail.com>
madanapalle, andhrapradesh india - Sunday, March 07, 2004 at 18:33:17 (CST)

Very good site Jet
Jet <sareecenter@sympatico.ca>
Montreal, - Sunday, March 07, 2004 at 11:02:52 (CST)

Thank you so much for this valuable site! I am a teacher in a school and have found that many other teachers use this site to learn about India. Kudos!
Anuradha
USA - Thursday, March 04, 2004 at 17:27:34 (CST)

when was india discovered
mariha ashby
omaha, ne - Tuesday, March 02, 2004 at 08:23:25 (CST)

amazing work in every fields...site is able to show the reall picture of great indian art work, this is a balanced nd perfect combination of every type art.
sandeepgupta <sandeepgupta00007@rediffmail.com>
delhi, delhi india - Sunday, February 29, 2004 at 12:21:50 (CST)

I liked this website very much.I was FREEDOM fighter in 1942 Quit India days. I have also started a website www.gandhigitadharm.com Please look at it and propagate my mission of Gandhi as Incarnation of God and Gita as science of religion and One God's message scripture. My Contact Ph. Nos are R. 904-997-0375 & 904-472-6857 MOB. I have written a book Mahatma Gandhi Ambassador of God for mankind in 21st century, along with other books. My age is 80. and wish to place my book FREE for downloading on web.
Dr. H. K. Gandhi <Dwiroop@aol.com>
Jacksonville, FLORIDA USA - Friday, February 27, 2004 at 22:54:43 (CST)

Great site!! will take some time to go thro' it. GIven that this is the centenary year of Kuvempu, can some content be devoted to kuvempu, his works, his contribution to kannada and indian literature, pictures, etc!!
Rajeev Rao <rajeeva_rao@hotmail.com>
Bangalore, Karnataka India - Friday, February 27, 2004 at 00:57:14 (CST)

The site is getting better and better every time.The best site no doubt about it.
Padmini Bhat <teamranga@yahoo.com>
Portland, OR U.S.A - Wednesday, February 25, 2004 at 13:42:57 (CST)

I am very interested in NAGA KALA. Could you let me know how I can find the photographs and comments about it?
Young Kyoon Kim <clinic5050@hotmail.com>
Bucheon, South Korea - Tuesday, February 24, 2004 at 23:42:13 (CST)

The concept of making of art of puppetry into cyber art is very excellent!!
soma sekhar <sekharss@hotmail.com>
Kwanju, Kwangju Korea, south - Tuesday, February 24, 2004 at 21:35:30 (CST)

pretty good site
Nilu De Alwis <nilu@lankacom.net>
Colombo, Western Sri Lanka - Tuesday, February 24, 2004 at 05:35:35 (CST)

A very good site and wonderful work. you could add information about vishnois of rajasthan. these are small community who have inherited tradition of environment protection and about 250 years back they had laid down their lives (about 363 people) to protect trees in rajasthan. You could find information from http://www.vishnoi.net/ thanx sameer
Sameer <samrrup@yahoo.co.in>
kanpur, UP india - Sunday, February 22, 2004 at 05:56:43 (CST)

Interesting timeline...Alot of info on India's history...
Nur Iryani <iryani90@hotmail.com>
Rowell Road, singapore Singapore - Sunday, February 22, 2004 at 05:50:52 (CST)

I am amazed at the variety and substance you provide. I keep a very short list of "friendly" websites among my bookmarks. You are there now as well. May you continue your work with happiness.
Andy Streich <www.rushyglen.com>
Trinidad, CA USA - Thursday, February 19, 2004 at 22:55:23 (CST)

Thanks for your great site and a lot of greetings. Please visit also my site at http://www.private-krankenversicherung-01.de/
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- Tuesday, February 17, 2004 at 09:59:15 (CST)

An enlightening and useful page for all those interested in India' past
Aparajita <aparajita41@rediffmail.com>
Delhi, Delhi India - Tuesday, February 17, 2004 at 05:23:00 (CST)

I thought this site was all about a commom place for iyengars all over the world to unite... I hope you start the same as soon as possible...
sunder <sunder_iyengar@hotmail.com>
hyderabad, andhra pradesh India - Sunday, February 15, 2004 at 09:37:05 (CST)

A wonderful site that offers both rich content and perspective about India. I visited the site today when helping my daughter do some research for her 4th grade class project. I will be back again, and again... Arvind Rangaswamy (www.arvind.info).
Arvind Rangaswamy <axr15@netscape.com>
State College, Pennsylvania USA - Sunday, February 15, 2004 at 03:22:43 (CST)

Excellent site!
Ramprasad Madhavan
- Friday, February 13, 2004 at 21:37:01 (CST)

Hi Kamats, First of all, my kudos to all of you for this excellent and well maintained website ... I certainly appreciate the patience and time you take to upload good things on this site... I am hooked to this one...But would like to know if I can also contribute some articles or photographs to be published on this site? I have asked the same query about a year back...but did not get any reply... Hoping this time i will get one... Regards, Vidya
Vidya <bvpai@yahoo.com>
Bangalore, Karnataka India - Thursday, February 12, 2004 at 07:15:48 (CST)

awesome - i am indian raised in the west. loved the timeline. pls publish a book that i could buy and show off to all my friends and art experts
SHEENA <intlfocus@yahoo.com>
atlanta, ga usa - Thursday, February 12, 2004 at 01:34:21 (CST)

VISITED WITH GREAR INTEREST ESR NAMPOOTHIRI
e.s.r.nampoothiri <esrnampoothiri@rediffmail.com>
kerala iNDIA - Wednesday, February 11, 2004 at 23:30:54 (CST)

I enjoyed visiting your website the crawling royals. The topic you’re featuring is of special interest to us. We have a story about snake in our new book GOD’S MESSENGERS: What Animals Teach Us about the Divine. The story titled “God’s Love and the Snake” was written by Sam Dufu who is from Nyadrom, Ghana. It is about Sam when he was a little boy. He ate an orange and threw the peels to a snake to eat while visiting his grandmother’s home in the nearby village. She taught him to fear the snake. Later, he learned that as a child, love had been stronger than a learned fear of snakes. Visit us at www.angelanimals.net if you would like more details about our book and why we think sharing stories about the human/animal spiritual bond is important. Thanks.
Allen -- ANGEL ANIMALS
Twin Cities, MN USA - Wednesday, February 11, 2004 at 20:56:42 (CST)

nice site!!!
jesica <calizheer@hotmail.com>
sac, cali usa - Wednesday, February 11, 2004 at 17:22:57 (CST)

Vikas-this is a nice web site I just came upon. Hope to see you at the tennis courts when it warms up a little more for me.
David Powless <david@detour.org>
B'ham, AL USA - Wednesday, February 11, 2004 at 11:56:22 (CST)

I love to see woman love each other everyday
samanda
lesp, ianm lickaland - Wednesday, February 11, 2004 at 04:36:20 (CST)

very useful. my sister used it to do her arts project
Lord Voldemort <voldemort@deatheaters.com>
- Sunday, February 08, 2004 at 09:21:25 (CST)

I needed to make apresentation on india to a small church grou. I found the info & pictures on your site v helpful
Amita Bhalla <Abhalla1@aol.com>
St Louis, MO, U.S.A - Saturday, February 07, 2004 at 20:15:53 (CST)

Wonderful site! I often send time at your site looking at pictures. The "siddi" community was new to me and very interesting. Reena OrnateIndia.com P.S: If you have a link exchange program, I would love to exchange text links with your website.
Reena Bhatia <sheetu13@yahoo.com>
Tewksbury, MA U.S.A. - Thursday, February 05, 2004 at 16:53:35 (CST)

I enjoyed this web site ... Thanks - Raghu
Raghu Dwarakanth <raghud@yahoo.com>
San Jose, CA USA - Thursday, February 05, 2004 at 02:54:34 (CST)

Hello Friends enjoy coolest site on net for sms/jokes/shayari/funny stuf/love letter/dating tips/love poem/love quotes/ and many more enjoy http://www.coolraj.com
Raj Raikwar <raj@coolraj.com>
mumbai, maharashtra india - Wednesday, February 04, 2004 at 13:38:00 (CST)

Thank you for letting me view your website. I used it for educational purposes for 11-year olds.
sharon west
boise, id usa - Sunday, February 01, 2004 at 20:33:41 (CST)

Too many prictures not related to the deities! Should have more dynamic pictures.
Yogi Wong <vedicscience999@yahoo.com>
Petaling Jaya, Selangor Malaysia - Sunday, February 01, 2004 at 12:52:33 (CST)

This Website is complete in itself and helpful to the layman and the scholar alike in all respects.
RAJ KUMAR SHARDA <rksharda2003@yahoo.co.uk>
Oldbury, West Midlands England - Saturday, January 31, 2004 at 23:51:46 (CST)

Very nice and interesting site. Though I was surprised when about how little you wrote about Mr Bose and you failed to mention is trip to Berlin during the war. I have bookmarked this site as I plan to browse it thoroughly. Regards, Chris
Chris <quig55@hotmail.com>
- Friday, January 30, 2004 at 14:31:10 (CST)

I enjoyed the pictures and the stories of the recent visit. I wish you mentioned about Indian food...... You know it's my favorite.
Chizuru Elliott
Birmingham, AL - Tuesday, January 27, 2004 at 23:16:41 (CST)

Fantastic! As an African American interested in India's history and culture I found your site very informative and insightful. I have been studying India's culture for some time and recently discovered more information on the Siddis. I coordinate and provide research on a series of courses on India's many cultures with an Indian colleague and will note your site as an invaluable resource. Thank you so much.
Dr. Lawrence Bussey <MentorLB@AOL.Com>
Reston, Virginia USA - Tuesday, January 27, 2004 at 22:22:33 (CST)

[ Thank you very much for your kind words of appreciation. Link: The African Connection ]

Sir, I am Salil Vaidya from Pune, Maharashtra and am currently studying in Japan as a research scholar. I am writing you this message to ask for your permission for using some of your photos (working children)on my website. Actually my self and my 3 more friends, we have started a group called ANKUR. We all know Japanese language very well and currently under the guidance of Mr.Arvind Gupta (freelance science educator in IUCAA, Pune)we are translating some books from Japanese into Marathi. For that purpose and aslo to increase some awareness among the Indians regarding Children`sEducation, we have formed the group and so the website. Looking forward to your reply. Yours sincerely salil@ savai1@rediffmail.com
Salil Vaidya <savai1@rediffmail.com>
Pune, Maharashtra India - Monday, January 26, 2004 at 20:53:14 (CST)

Hi, I have been regularly vising your site from about more thana year and have found it a very useful resource when Ihave to get back to thinking about the Indian history and especially when I need some more objectivity with th current trends in India. The problem is that there are quite a few fools who don's read history and are easily motivated to brainless ways of living. I think this site provides details about quite a few things. I would suggest people to go to http://www.storyofpakistan.com/default.asp Looking forwared to seeing and reading more from your site. -- Kaushik
Kaushik Pattnayak <kaushik@nadars.com>
Paris, France - Monday, January 26, 2004 at 00:17:03 (CST)

I liked the fact that you cite references to more info and references for the info itself.
Gopinath Mavankal <g_mav@hotmail.com>
Plano, TX India - Sunday, January 25, 2004 at 15:33:20 (CST)

well constructed, exceedingly concise, brilliant site.
amar <hol@rgv.rr.com>
brownsville, TX usa - Sunday, January 25, 2004 at 15:10:28 (CST)

I am a young man in this south-west pacific country. It blows my mind away when I behold the pctures of Indian women. Are these exotic women really humans or they descended from somewhere up in the space. They are extremely beautiful. I am left speechless. However, I really like the way you present your website. Very excellent as you cover very well all the aspects of India as a nation. Thank you, everything is very informational and educational. You are doing very well, but should you feel you have room for improvement, go ahead and improve it. However, the Indian women are still the wonder of wonders that thrills my soul. Please help me, I'm falling in LOVE.
pala hou <palahou@yahoo.com.au>
Port Moresby, National Capital District Papua New Guinea - Sunday, January 25, 2004 at 12:12:31 (CST)

Hi Vikas : I stumbled onto this site by sheer accident. And think this is the most incredible community site I have ever seen. I found a lot I could identify with here, primarily because my father's folks were from Honavar. Well I'm a freelance advertising writer with a keen interest in writing for the web and I must say I will bookmark your site as the best thing to happen since sliced bread. Take care. Sharath
Sharath Bhat <copydesk@hathway.com>
Bangalore, KA India - Friday, January 23, 2004 at 11:33:40 (CST)

I was looking for Konkani in Karnataka and i really like the site for giving just a vast coverage on the same.
Florine Lobo <florinelobo@hotmail.com>
Mumbai, Maharashtra India - Friday, January 23, 2004 at 10:12:55 (CST)

I think this website is pretty good but it is lacking in the Rangoli section. I strongly suggest that a section on some beautiful rangoli designs and how to make them are included, instead of just a photo gallery. This is basically what people are looking for. So do add a section where you have some nice color, colored sand, rice or flower rangolies for people to learn this beautiful art. Thanks.
mukta
panama, panama panama - Friday, January 23, 2004 at 00:52:49 (CST)

Vikas - you are very right about your mother's blog. It will stand the test of time. I am very impressed. Keep up the good work. I will visit often and wait patiently for her to post the next blog.
Ekta <ekta_kothari@yahoo.com>
Washington, DC USA - Thursday, January 22, 2004 at 18:04:02 (CST)

http://www.google.com
kk
- Thursday, January 22, 2004 at 08:55:05 (CST)

i liked this site very much...............this site has so much resource in it and i loved every bit i studied her and i learned a lot. i would like to say 'keep on going'.
SANDESH <sandesh_click2003@yahoo.com>
bagalore, karnataka india - Thursday, January 22, 2004 at 06:42:09 (CST)

I like singAPORE .
kamaraj <kamaraj>
singapore, singapore - Wednesday, January 21, 2004 at 08:24:44 (CST)

I love this site!!! All exept I cant find anything about Ratha Yatra. Its in the city of Puri.thats about all i know about it . You should put something about that on here because you have everything else.!!!
Julia Fitzpatrick
Canada - Tuesday, January 20, 2004 at 18:15:35 (CST)

[Thanks. We have an article on Jaganath of Puri. :-)]

I think that your contribution is beyond superb. There are people like me who inherited a partitioned greater India. All we know are that the partition was a bloody one and people of that generation still maintain ill feelings towards one another. Your contribution makes it clear that it was not one or two personalities that liberated India, but it was also the ego and the narrow minded ness of these leaders that resulted in the breakup of the sub-continent. But then again the religious fights that still persist today makes you wonder if we could have lived in peace today in an undivided India.
waziuddin chowdhury <wazi_nuzhat@earthlink.net>
Berkeley, CA - Monday, January 19, 2004 at 03:57:32 (CST)

[Links: India's Freedom Struggle]

God Bless the Kamats for their sterling work. I only " stumbled" on it today. I wonder if you have a producible picture of Lakshmi Narayan Temple at Rajgir.. this temple is the exact prototype of Sur Shah Sher's Mausoleum, this proving that this was another Hindu temple commandeered to be a Moslem tomb.. can you let me have a picture of Rajgir's temple... I could not find Rajgir on my map Pranaams Also you could reproduce the Ganeshas at the entry site of Taj Mahal, the OM in letters on Taj Mahal's walls, the Trident and Hindu Kalash at atop the pinnacle of the Taj Mahal with the reproduction of this 33 feet pinnacle in the Court Yard... also of the rooms below the graves, yes below the graves.... with a corridor and Hindu rangoli painted on the walls.... Karam Chand Ramrakha
karam chand ramrakha "kohol" <rjlawyers@smartchat.net.au>
Sydney , Australia - Friday, January 16, 2004 at 22:29:44 (CST)

Brilliant, this is one composition of history that I keep talking about to people around me. Now I have a website that I can tell people. I would really appreciate a little bit more text to go with every pictorial. The navigation is excellent.
Harish <singtiger2002@yahoo.com.sg>
Singapore - Friday, January 16, 2004 at 02:01:48 (CST)

I liked almost everything on your site; it is amazing how you and your team haas time and energy to write ll this. i lernt a lot on several things. r. Suryanarayanan
Suryanarayanan <sury39@yahoo.com>
Paris, France - Thursday, January 15, 2004 at 11:55:14 (CST)

I would like to buy " Chanakya's Artha Shasthra". whome should i contact. please guide me.
RAI <prashanthnr_78@yahoo.com>
india-bangalore, karnataka india - Thursday, January 15, 2004 at 00:37:50 (CST)

Dear Kamats, For a family web-site I am quite amazed by the wealth of information you have collected here. It is obvious that a lot of research and thought has gone into building this site. I liked almost all of it so I can't list things I didn't like:) But if I may list things that could be better: 1. Some links are circular. After going into a certain detail on a subject, I click on a link thinking that I will read more, only to find that I have come back to *a* page that I have seen before. It would probably be good if links leading to the main page of the particular subject are named appropriately. 2. Being an avid photographer, I enjoyed the images quite a lot! I only wish I could see more of them. Finally, thank you for presenting so much on the web. I have spent the better part of the day reading things I had no idea about! You page is informative and yet not boring! My heary congratulations and admirations for the site. I am sure I will be back soon.
Sachin Myneni <gwaargh@yahoo.com>
Irvine, CA USA - Wednesday, January 14, 2004 at 21:11:46 (CST)

pleaseeeeeeeeeeee update
prabhjot
delhi, delhi india - Monday, January 12, 2004 at 14:01:31 (CST)

Ravi varma collection. Is it pssible to uy any original painting of his?
Uma <shankar_uma@yahoo.com>
- Sunday, January 11, 2004 at 22:04:12 (CST)

i've browsed many times in your site and have got many good results. but this time i got a little unsatisfying results. please do improve your collections. i wanted photos of animals but could find all kinds of pictures other than animals. i am very much disappointed. please do publish this on the web.
priya <priya@yahoo.com>
banglore, karnataka india - Sunday, January 11, 2004 at 02:59:05 (CST)

Informative site.Pursuing Research In Women's History
Mrs Rupali Pravin Mokashi.MA.;mPhIL(HISTORY)STORY) <rupalimokashi@rediffmail.com>
Kalyan, Maharashtra India - Saturday, January 10, 2004 at 13:27:04 (CST)

Dear Mr.Kamat, It was a wonderful experience to visit your Jain Pot-pourri on Shravana Belgola. I found particularly interesting Mrs.Kamat's book on Education in Ancient India. You have brought together a great deal of hitherto unknown material on Jainism. However, I would strongly disagree with the statement in your Introduction to Jainism that "Along with Buddhism, Jainism is the most important reform movement to separate from the main body of Hinduism and establish an independent unit" Jainism definitely belongs an ancient pre-historic Sramanic and ascetic tradition as evidenced in Vedas and Hindu Puranas. I had recently an occasion to read my Paper on THE RISE, DECLINE AND RENEWALS OF SRAMANIC RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS WITHIN INDIC CIVILISATION WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO THE EVOLUTION OF JAIN SRAMANIC CULTURE AND ITS IMPACT ON INDIC CIVILISATION in the Conference on Religions in Indic Civilisation organised by Centre for the Study of Developing Societies in collaboration with the International Association for the History of Religions and India International Centre at New Delhi from 18th to 21st December. I shall e-mail this Paper separately to you. -Bal Patil, Member, Maharashtra State Minorities Commission, Government of Maharashtra, (Representing Jain community in Maharashtra), Co-author of JAINISM (Macmillan Co. 1980) with Colette Caillat,A.N. Upadhye
Mr.Bal Patil, <president@globaljains.com>
Mumbai, Maharashtra India - Friday, January 09, 2004 at 08:02:16 (CST)

This is the best website I have ever encountered. It is created with intelligence, compassion, humor and a deep understanding of humanity. My warmest and utmost regards to Mr. Kamat. Joseph L. Bageant Magazine editor/Primedia Corp. 102 Peyton St. Winchester Virginia 22601
Joseph L. Bageant <bageantjb@netscape.net>
Winchester, Virginia USA - Thursday, January 08, 2004 at 16:41:07 (CST)

[Thank you very much for your wonderful compliments.]

I would like to bring your attention to some misleading information presented in the section on Shri Madhvacharya. The incident of Shri Madhvacharya dreaming of an idol in a boat, getting fisher-folk to extract the idol from the seabed is entirely baseless & truly false. The incident actually happened thus: Once, Shri Madhvacharya was sitting on the said beach in deep meditation. The sea was calm. A merchant ship was nearing the shore when, suddenly, there was a storm because of depression in the sea. The storm caught the ship & its owner, a merchant, unawares. Although the ship was near the shore, its captain could not dock it because of the storm. Then the merchant spotted Shri Madhvacharya on the beach, and cried for help. Shri Madhvacharya, through his yogic vision, came to know about the idol of Shri Krishna was in the vessel. The idol was in the "Gopichandana" rock, placed at the bottom of the ship for balancing it. There were two rocks, the other containing the idol of Shri Balarama. Shri Madhvacharya waved his 'Uttareeya' (Covering Cloth for the upper body). Lo & Behold! The sea became as still as a saint's mind. The merchant, upon reaching land, offered many riches of his ship to Shri Madhvacharya, who promptly refused them, but asked for the two Gopichandana rocks instead. The merchant happily agreed. While carrying the huge rocks himself to Udupi , one of them fell from Shri Madhvacharya's hands & cracked, revealing Lord Balarama's idol. Shri Madhvacharya installed & consecrated the idol in a beautiful temple there itself. He took the other rock to Udupi, composing & singing Dwadasha Stotra all the while, split the rock to reveal, much to the amazement of everyone, an exceptionally beautiful idol of Lord Krishna. And that's how the actual incident happened.
Shyamu Raja Murthy <shyamu@rediffmail.com>
Bangalore, Karnataka India - Thursday, January 08, 2004 at 16:01:08 (CST)

[ Link: Saint Madhvacharya]

Beautiful site. I love the paintings.
JNelson <jnelson172003@yahoo.co.uk>
Birmingham, UK - Wednesday, January 07, 2004 at 03:06:11 (CST)

[Links: Paintings of India, Search for even more paintings]

Its a very very good site. Reflecting the right information about India to the world around us. I liked it. We all are very much thankfull to you for your great observations about our India. Thanks again Abhi
Abhijit <abhi_dali@rediffmail.com>
mumbai, maharashtra India - Tuesday, January 06, 2004 at 04:51:58 (CST)

[Thank you for your kind words of appreciation.]

Excellent site. Unfortunatelly, most pictures are not identified, which renders them useless for further research. Any english translation of Dr. Kamat's book on Kavi art?
Elzira Rai <elzirai@yahoo.com>
London, UK - Tuesday, January 06, 2004 at 02:04:11 (CST)

[Thank you. Kamat's Potpourri is an ongoing effort and at anytime about 20% of our pictures are being identified and reviewed for accuracy. We regret the inconvinience, but that's what allows us to expand the archive asynchronously. There has not been an English translation of Kamat's book on Kavi Art]

Site is comprehensive & good
Shallu Garg <giftitnow@yahoo.com>
Bangalore, Karnataka India - Monday, January 05, 2004 at 12:39:36 (CST)

Good site, great work. Visit bollywood site at here
Fan
- Sunday, January 04, 2004 at 21:22:35 (CST)

unbelievable work....great work indeed....am totally zapped..have no words to describe my feeling.... me being a big yakhagana fan was really happy to see some of the snaps of the artists...
Niranjan
Mangalore, Karnataka India - Saturday, January 03, 2004 at 22:54:00 (CST)

[Links: Yakshagana, Dancing for the Gods]

Never thought I'll stumble upon such a great site. glad I visited this site, already bookmarked.
Fan
- Friday, January 02, 2004 at 14:28:54 (CST)

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