Mother india

Opinion 01/01/2019 1642. SUB : 1. Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, says in his Discov...

Mother India (1957)

In the summer of 1976 I attended Habitat: The United Nations Conference on Human Settlements in Vancouver, Canada. While walking with a friend across the campus of the University of British Columbia where the conference was taking place we saw an older woman of diminutive stature with a lined, weathered [...]

19 Oct 1979, Calcutta, India --- Mother Teresa with children from the orphanage she operates in Calcutta. Mother Teresa (Agnes Gonxha Boyaxihu) the Roman Catholic, Albanian nun revered as India's "Saint of the Slums," was awarded the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize. --- Image by © Kapoor Baldev/Sygma/CORBIS

This Uneducated Centenarian In Karnataka Planted 384 Banyan Trees But She Still Lives In Abject Poverty

This painting i did to celebrate the completion of 75 years of Indian Independence. Our Mother India is, by nature, usually calm but at times can also be as fierce as a Lion. Here’s depicting a roaring lion from the recently unveiled Indian Emblem. Happy Independence Day my fellow Indians :) Proud to be an Indian!

I went up to the Webb Road Flea Market today (Sunday). It's on I-85 about ten miles northeast of Concord, almost up to Salisbury. It's a series of big old sheds, maybe eight or ten, linked by passages, with booths with rough wooden tables and ever kind of low-rent flea market goods you can imagine. If you want your ferret, you can find it there, your bong, your airbrushed t-shirt or front license plate that shows a Smiley Face With A Bullet Hole, your barbeque pork rinds, your mangoes (at…

Dürrüsehvar Sultan, Ottoman princess

Vintage Saira Banu