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grand-bazaar:

1970s Mecca Saudi Arabia :: Al-Masjid Al-Haraam المسجد الحرام‎
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Satyameva Jayate

I think that Satyameva Jayate has made a really positive impact on indian television. I believe that India really needs more shows that address common issues that people seem to accept as a normal part of indian culture, however most of these issues deny people of the basic value of a free life. Aamir Khan broadcasts this extremely well in this reality television show, showing that Satyameva jayate… 

Not to mention that Aamir Khan is so beautiful..

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indiaincredible:

An Indian villager rescued a frazzled parrot by holding it underneath a water tap after it fell from a tree suffering from heat exhaustion, on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar.
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indian-food:

Thumbs Up & Limca
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minimalmoviepostersindia:

Satyamev Jayate, Episode 3 (Dowry System)
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fuckyeah-india:

Trivia: India has the most post offices in the world.
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idiotsonofdonkeykong:

An Aghori drinking water using a human skull.
In Indian tradition Aghoris are expected to keep company of the ghosts and reside in the Shamshans which is where the dead bodies are burnt. The Aghoris distinguish themselves from other Hindu sects and priests by their alcoholic and cannibalistic rituals. The corpses, which may be either pulled from a river (such as the Ganges) or obtained from cremation grounds, are consumed both raw and cooked on open flame, as the Aghoris believe that what others consider a “dead man” is, in fact, nothing but natural matter devoid of the life force it once contained. Therefore while for ordinary people cannibalism may be seen as primitive, barbaric and unclean, for Aghoris it is both a spiritual resource and a subversion of taboos.
In the Aghori view, nothing is profane nor separate from God, who is hailed to be all and in all. In fact, the Aghoris see it as a scientific approach in trying to discover how matter converts from one form to another.
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spectrumvivace:

Terayama Shuji
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tshirtroundup:

Sitar Hero T-shirt 

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brownpeopleproblems:

omg truth
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