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Rajasthani folk dancer at the 'Jaipur Heritage International Festival 2004' on Rajpath in Jaipur, the capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan.

Rajasthan's forts and palaces battle urbanisation

JAIPUR, India, Jan 20, 2004 - The home of India's most famous maharajahs, their forts and their p...

India AFP/Biman Mukherji

Umrao Jaan

Film Review: Umrao Jaan

Based upon the 1899 Urdu novel Umrao Jan Ada by Pakistani author Mirza Hadi Ruswa, the 2006 remak...

India Celeste Heiter

A Royal Welcome. A row of fountains, 200 feet long, lead you to the reception area of the Samode Bagh.

Unwinding... à la Samode

Choosing a holiday destination is never easy but the grandeur of Samode,that awaited us, came as ...

Thailand / India Hansa Piparsania

3 Things You Must Know Before Visiting India

In recent years India has quickly become a traveller’s paradise. It’s a huge country ...

India Rebecca Carey

Bharatpur, Rajasthan, India: A colourfully sari-clad tribal lady cuts grass in Keoladeo Bird sanctuary.

Global Warming – Not For The Birds

A story about the effects of drought upon the world-renowned Keoladeo National Park bird sanctuar...

India Graham Simmons

Fortress Of Gold In The Abode Of Death

I scrutinised my travelling companion. His coat was moth-eaten and dusty, his teeth looked like s...

India Susan Storm

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