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Category Archives: culture
Gadabas: Primitive People of India
The Gadaba tribe is one of the most primitive tribes of India. They live in the forests of Orissa . Gadabas are also found in Andra Pradesh.Their population is believed at something like 80.000. They derive their community name either … Continue reading
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Writing on the Wall ☺
Posted in Cities, Countries, culture, Glimpses of Our Cities, India, Roads andHighways
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Areal View of Taj-ul-Masajid of Bhopal and the Adjoining Motia Talab
Clicked it from the Airbus. With the mosque, the adjoining Motia Talaab and the Bhopal city is also visible.Welcome change from the foggy scenario of North India experienced in the morning. Taj-ul-Masajid means means crown amongs mosques. It is largest … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, Asia, Cities, Countries, culture, Glimpses of Our Cities, India
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