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Seen at Gateway of India

Ashok Kumar Thakur

Bhramarpura 2, Badaka Pokhari

Mohottry, Nepal

Can't remember what he was talking about ... but we had a good time!

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His names Abdullah Kumar (I think, I have a horrible memory); he's always around raalhugandu in the evenings, taking a break from work, doing what he loves best.

It really bugs me when people think of expatriate workers as nothing more than that.

 

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I guess you could call this an HDR of sorts; the lighting was really uneven (my flash doesn't work before anyone asks) so I manually combined two layers (for highlights and shadows) using layermasks in photoshop.

  

kumar. Male Asian lion at Dublin zoo.

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[ELOS] - K0053 Freckless & Hairbase v4 @MOM

RAKE -Kumar- facial hair & brows @MOM

Landgraff - Savior Scars & Terry Lips @MOM

HOLD - Bandage Colored (BOM) @MOM

flow . Ink Jumper

MOVEMENT - Christmas Bento cakes @Tannebaum

TROPIX // Miugai Dev BackDrop

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private screening of Harold & Kumar 2

“The true measure of success is how many times you can bounce back from the failure.”

 

Brajesh Kumar Singh

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Doyen of Indian classical music

North-Indian vocal

 

Local woman Gita Devi smiles while talking about her healthy baby boy Priyanshu Kumar Sahu whom she is breast feeding without trouble at the Anganwadi centre in Purio Sarna Toli village. Located outside Ranchi in Jharkhand, India, the centre has been rolling out the breast feeding program as part of the IKEA Social Initiative, in conjunction with UNICEF and the Government, to combat poor child health from superstitions such as eating down during pregnancy and 'hell fasting' following delivery where the mother doesn't eat for days as an act of purification. Illnesses such as diarrhea can result when babies are not fed breast milk but substitutes such as goats milk and honey. The program is proving to be very successful with education and support provided by local health activists, volunteers and program officers.

Picture - Graham Crouch/UNICEF

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