"I am very proud of these pearl strings."
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A profile in smile.
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Ornamental and floral hair decoration.
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Man Dressed as a Woman for Krishna -Parijata Play
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A Man Elaborately Dresses as a Woman for a Play
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Man Dressed as Woman for a Performance
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A tribal's ornaments.
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A villager's ornaments
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Simple but attractive ornaments.
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Tribal Woman with Piercings
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Portrait of a Muslim Woman
Portrait of a Muslim woman with a huge nose ring |  |
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With very traditional jewelry.
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She is very rich in beads.
Leader of Tarle Dance of Halakki Community. The Dance is offered to invoke the rain God |  |
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She cares for only ornaments.
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"Look at my saree and neck ornaments"
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"I am very happy even without ornaments!"
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The promoter of Shri Ramanjaya Troop, Bellary (Karnataka), introducing his team.
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The worker projecting the symbols like three monkeys, spinning wheel, wooden Khadavey which represented Gandhi.
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Mahatma Gandhi's puppet is being added to the screen.
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Gandhi's belief in village self sufficiency could be achieved by spinning yarn, extracting oil, pottery, carpentry and blacksmith.
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Portayal of Gandhi`s Life Through Puppetry
During a journey to Pretoria, in South Africa, a white railway guard humiliated Gandhi by asking him to vacate from the first class compartment which was meant for the whites only. A railway station is being projected. |  |
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A train with an engine commences it journey.
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Gandhiji's call for salt satyagraha & "Quit India" resulted in uniting entire country irrespective of their caste and creed.
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Partition Puppets
Partition of the country on basis of religion resulted in large scale bloodshed. People had to migrate with their bag and baggage. |
Partition of India depicted in a Puppet Show
...they were forced to travel long distances carrying the sick, old and belongings on their heads and shoulders. |  |
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Gandhi centenary 1869-1969.
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International Year of the Child 1979.
Stamp depicts Gandhi's love for the children |  |
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A ten rupees note, bearing no. 87C 233891.
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A fifty rupees note, bearing no. 4DP 223701.
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Gandhiji with Commoners
Illustration by R.S. Naidu |
Gandhiji with his spinning wheel.
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On way to Dandi to fight against the British Government's monopoly of common salt production.
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Goddess Durga rides a lion.
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Vayu takes his wife for ride on a galloping deer.
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Yama the Lord of Death and his Vehicle, the Water Bufallo
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Mating monkeys stimulate erotic urges in human beings.
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A wild hog is good enough for two men!
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Same with outlines enhanced.
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Young lovers in close contact.
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Female lover holds a drinking bowl.
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Male partner holds a mirror and female a bowl.
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Man Begging for Sex
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The clitoris is the key for female arousal.
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Same photographs with outlines enhanced.
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A man trying to get his tension released
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A bathing lady allows her man to have quick sex.
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Man imposes himself on an unwilling lady.
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A man and a woman having sex in standing posture.
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A Couple Opts for a Sitting Position
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