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Road-side ripe coconut seller.
Road-side ripe coconut seller.
Each of them is tested for its contents.
Each of them is tested for its contents.

The ribs of coconut leaves are used in manufacturing broomsticks.
Man making brooms from petioles
The Natural Broom
Public footpath is the place for his broomstick manufacturing.
Public footpath is the place for his broomstick manufacturing.

He is physically invalid but does not go for begging.
He is physically invalid but does not go for begging.
People flock around her wherever she is.
People flock around her wherever she is.

She made up her face but forgot her neck!
She dances to the music of the man!
She dances to the music of the man!

"For the time being, I am a goddess."
For the time being, I am a goddess.
I am a devotee of Lord Shiva.
"I am a devotee of Lord Shiva."

"When a man acts like a woman."
When a man acts like a woman.
My followers are all monkeys, at least in spirits!
"My followers are all monkeys, at least in spirits!"

The Cow Mask
The Cow Mask
Together we could stop any number of automobiles.
"Together we could stop any number of automobiles."

"Kansale artist should be trained at an young age."
Kansale artist should be trained at an young age.

"My son does not like this attire."

A Shehanai player.
A Shehanai player.
A drummer of Karpal Mela of Tumkur.
A drummer of Karpal Mela of Tumkur.

A piper of the same group.
A piper of the same group.
Traditional Indian Woman
"Sumangali" -- Portrait of a Traditional Indian Woman
A vermilion mark on the forehead is considered to bring good luck.

Two nose rings and chewing of "Pan" might bring extra good luck!
Two nose rings and chewing of Pan might bring extra good luck!
Woman Selling Paan Leaves
Woman Selling Paan Leaves

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