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A forefather of modern age artillery.
One of the earliest forms of the volley gun known to man.
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The Greco-Roman Buddha from Gandhara, the Kushan Period.
Sculpted in Gandhara, a statue that is among the first to show the Buddha in human form
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Through the lens of a touring yank.
The Howrah Bridge spans across the Hooghly, 1947
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Making it razor sharp.
A Mohammedan man sharpens a knife in British India, 1860
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Once revered. Always revered.
Worshipers sit for prayers inside the 15th century Khair-ul-Manzil, now a historical monument.
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Keeping pace with the appetite of a city.
With the city of Ranchi, experiencing rapid growth, eateries are thriving, though not always happily.
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Fanning the coals.
A rustic electric fan keeps a charcoal oven burning hot
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A Gaddi herd momentarily stops traffic.
Herdsmen guide goats through a small Himalayan town.
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Major General Edward Tuite Dalton.
An Irishman of caliber, Edward is remembered as the just commissioner of Chota Nagpur, British India.
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To err is divine. To help is human.
Consecrated in 1873, the St. Paul's Cathedral sprouts from a split in the Gossner Evangelical Lutheran church.
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