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Tag Archives: India
For All Who Love India or Are Just Curious
From my friend at : greetingsfromindia.wordpress.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpdoRUMeshw Learning how to survive on an increasingly crowded planet is probably our ultimate challenge. But there is one place, home to over a sixth of the world’s population, which is already making a … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged BBC documentary, courage, dreams, entrepreneurs, family, India, Kolkata, travel, will to live
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Ferel Dogs ( From February, 2013)
They come in various colors, white, a ginger brown, black, and mixtures of the three. A few have long coats and all have pointed snouts. And they are not pets, or so we thought. The dogs live in the street scrounging … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, blogging, compassion, ferel dogs, Gujurat, India, inspiration, love, market, travel
38 Comments
Indian Haircut!
This is, of course, the choice of most Indian people for haircuts. Indian hair is thick and luxurious and the envy of most white westerners. The barber sets up his stool, fixes his mirror, and is ready for business. I … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, Alpha One Mall, entrepreneurs, Himalaya Mall, India, life in India, photography, professor, students, travel
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The Modi Wave Turns into the Anti-Congress Tsunami
This man from the Indian state of Rajasthan has voted and he shows us with the ink mark on his finger. His state had been governed by Congress representatives since 2008 , but that party has been resoundingly defeated in … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged 70% voting participation, AAP, Assembly elections, BBJ, Congress, Dr. Singh, equality in voting, history, India, inspiring, Mr. Modi, Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi
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Modera Sun Temple ( from 2/08/13)
The picture on my first entry was taken on our visit to this temple constructed in 1026 AD. It is not at present a place of prayer and worship which we knew immediately because we weren’t instructed to remove our … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, architecture of India, blogging, Gujurat, Heritage Site, Hinudism, India, Modera Sun Temple, monkeys, photography, Sun god, travel, UNESCO
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Amani YA JUU
The Project This group is a sewing and training program for marginalized women established in Nairobi, Kenyon, Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda and Liberia. Amani women are working together through faith in God who provides a peace that transcends all cultural and … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Amani YA JUU, China, empowering women, Fair Trade Federation, India, livelihood, Peace from Above, sustainable, Taiwan
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Mr. Doshi. . . .Father of Indian Architecture
Meet Mr. Doshi, known as the Father of Indian Architecture. For Americans, that makes him the Frank Lloyd Wright of Indian architecture. Mr. Doshi was the dean of the CEPT Architecture School for 20 years and designed the wonderful … Continue reading
Eklingji or Meera Hindu Temple in Rajasthan
One of our first site visits on the north trip to Rajasthan , was to several Hindu temples. This one called Eklingji or Meera is a complex of actually 108 individual temples. Many are only single rooms for prayer. This … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India, Uncategorized
Tagged blessing, candles, chanting, colors, Eklingji, flowers, Hinduism, India, photography, religion of the world, saris, Shiva, tourists, Udiapur, worship
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Economy of Gujurat
This article was referenced in an article this week in the New York Times. Here is the link if you would like to see the whole article. This Economist article was from 2011 which seems like old news, but from … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged abundant water, big ticket projects, economy, effective bureaucracy, election, electricity, future, Gujurat, India, Mr. Modi, tire plant, travel
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How Well Do You Know India ? Take A Quiz And Find Out
This quiz about India was in the Christian Science Monitor newspaper and I had to take it. My score was an 86% with the average score being 71%. I know you are surprised that I didn’t get 100%, right? Try … Continue reading
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Tagged Do you know India?, geography, history, India, quiz, travel
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