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Back Lawn at Gandhi Smriti

Back Lawn at Gandhi Smriti

After India's partition, Mahatma Gandhi was invited to live at Birla House in New Delhi. We spent one morning learning about him with Professor Nilotpal Mrinal, then our bus took us to the house. It's now a museum called Gandhi Smriti, meaning Gandhi Remembrance.

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Ray, Shagzil, Christina, Anurag Our bus in traffic, Delhi Scooters at a red light Back Lawn at Gandhi Smriti Footsteps at Gandhi Smriti
Martyr's Column at Gandhi Smriti Nataraja, the dancing form of Shiva Aviva and her admirers Fabric shop in Chandni Chowk Christina and Joseph enjoying masala chai
Tomb of Itmad-Ud-Daulah Wild Monkey Friendly kids at the Mini Taj Newlyweds Prashant at Agra Fort
Rose-ringed parakeet Taj Mahal from the Mehtab Bagh Dad and Christina Gardening in the Mehtab Bagh The Taj Mahal at Dawn
Road Scholars at the Taj Mahal Christina at the Taj Mahal Early on an overcast day The pool at night, Trident Hotel Horse cart on Fatehabad Road
Barber on the street Friendly gentleman Talkative boy Young girl and her brothers Sacred cow in a street market
Path through a wheat field Harvest of smiles Roadside fruit carts House of cow dung Public health doctor
Dad batting cricket Christina getting mehndi Holi Tobeys Christina & Dad on a camel cart Shagzil on a bike
Peacock on a fence post Red-wattled lapwing Wild Nilgai antelope Me taking a photo Smiling girl with a baby goat
Brother & sister in the village Carrying a bundle Village kids Dad at the step well Carved temple stone
Praying at the Harshat Mata Goats in the road Water pump truck Kids bringing in the harvest Transporting milk and a computer
Sunset at the retreat Facade of Hawa Mahal Busy side street in Jaipur Dad on an electric tuk tuk Sidewalk clothing shops
Leading fabric merchant Weaving a carpet by hand Rajendra Pol, a gateway in the City Palace Elephant statue World's largest sundial
Our group at the Jai Prakash Yantra Sheesh Mahal within the Amer Fort Christina inside the Sheesh Mahal Mirror palace wall Window at the Amer Fort
Feeding wild monkeys Gray langur monkeys Elephant and mahout Jal Mahal in Jaipur lake Beggar blowing a kiss