| Indian Villages |
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Most of India`s people live in villages. Most Indian villagers are concentrated in heavily forested areas that combine inaccessibility with limited political or economic significance. Indian city dwellers often refer nostalgically to "living a simple village life," but the Indian villages, are mostly regarded as just a few underdeveloped areas,...
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| Indian Village:; Baragaon, Bihar |
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The indian village of Baragaon (Nalanda) is situated in the Nalanda District of the state of Bihar in India. The state of Bihar has a total of thirty- eight districts and the Nalanda district is one of them. The village of Baragaon is at a distance of 2 kilometers from the Nalanda Railway station in the north- west direction. It is well known for i...
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| Indian Village Art |
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The Indian village scene is full of surprises and talent. Apart from the basic occupation of farming, the Indian villagers, being talented individuals have innovated their own village art, which have very distinctive and special village culture in them. The art of every village is distinctive and this shows in the various paintings by these people....
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| Warli Paintings |
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Warli, an Indian Village folk art painting, has traveled across borders and are now the cherished possessions of many a collector and art lover. This painting derives its name from a small tribe inhabiting the remote regions of Maharashtra. The Warlis are primarily an agriculture-dependant tribe and their houses are made of thatched mud-huts, which...
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| Handiaya, Punjab |
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Handiaya, an Indian Village ,which is located in the Sangrur district of the Punjab, India.According to the Census report of Indian Territory that came out in the year 2001, the total population of the Handiaya has been counted to be 9725. Female populace comprises of 46 percent while males constitutes of 54 percent. Children below the age of six y...
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| Hirapur ,Madhya Pradesh |
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Indian villages are famous for their greenery and their traditional festivals. Hirapur villages in Madhya Pradesh is one of those village famous as a rural tourist centre. The Hirapur Village has been situated at 21.53° N 79.77° E. It has an average altitude of 501 metres or 1643 feet. the total population of the Hirapur town has been counted to ...
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