This is probably a scene from a hunting scene during the middle stone age. Notice that there is a man on a horse which is decorated more than the rest. That is the leader of the herd. Also similar paitings in white color can be seen if you look closely. This Rock painting is supposed to be from the Mesolithic period or what is more commonly known as the Middle Stone age.
Evidence that mammoths used to be there... notice the huge tusks of the elephant painting @ Bhimbethka, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
This rock painting in Bhimbethka might be one of the oldest artefacts in the area. Some of the paintings @ Bhimbethka are dated as old as 10000 years from now something in the late stone age
One of many leaves in Bhimbethka, near Bhopal, MP. In the next few photographs, let me take you guys to an amazing journey of wall painting which are 1000s of years old!
Mundan Sanskar is a religious ceremony which is done in the first or the third year of a child. This is the first haircut and the haircut signifies all unwanted traits from the past lives getting shaved off.
Take this one for instance...
Some cross a railway track
Some quench their thirst
A family finishes its breakfast
Some complete their 10 rounds of the platform as their morning exercise
All this while, one of them was waiting for a train to arrive!
Taken from the overbridge at the Pipariya Railway station in Madhya Pradesh, a few hours away from Jabalpur. Pipariya is the station where you need to get down to reach PachMadi, one of the popular local tourist and religious destinations in Madhya Pradesh, the heart of India!
He was the owner of the tea-shop from the previous picture... Thick glasses, no change of expression, no spoken words, and a li'il stiff body language yet letting me taking his picture!
the special thing about this tea shop was that the fire was propelled by a device which is used to create high tempratures to melt and shape iron by local iron-smiths! and in this tea shop, it was being used to burn coal!
India Sir ye cheez dhurandhar,
Jeb Daliddar Dil hai Samandar!
Another still from the bus ride back to Mandla from Kanha!
