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West Bengal·birds · flowers

What sharp black on red colour contrast, as a range of Himalayan birds feast on Rhododendron flower nectar and petals.

birds · flowers

The closest equivalent we have to a Hummingbird here in India! The Purple Sunbird is capable of rapid wing beats to sustain flight in pause mode, in the same place much like a helicopter, to suck at flower nectar.

birds · flowers

A Purple Sunbird sucks nectar from the flowers of the flowers of Hamelia Patens, a large perennial shrub while a Red-vented Bulbul eats a ripe wild vegetable.

flowers · birds

Even as a Purple Sunbird displays its brilliant breeding season feathers on Hamelia patens flowers, the monsoon rains hit north India, and brown puddles of mud form all around.

wildlife · birds

Darzi Chidiya or Tailor Bird stitches together its leaf nest during summer in a Delhi garden, within the leaves of a guava or amrud tree. A female Tailor Bird brings in a sprig of grass seeds to line her nest with.

wildlife · birds

A Red-naped Ibis is observed within Lodhi Garden. The bird, also known as the Indian black ibis, is seen on the ground in the landscaped park area.

wildlife · flowers

A Common Tailorbird is carefully constructing its nest by stitching together the edges of large green leaves within dense vegetation.

wildlife · birds

A Common Tailorbird (Orthotomus sutorius) is actively constructing its nest on a lower leaf beneath blooming blanket flowers (Gaillardia pulchella).

wildlife · birds

This footage captures Hoopoes (Upupa epops) and Jungle Babblers (Argya striata) actively foraging on the ground in an open garden habitat.

birds · wildlife

A Purple Sunbird (Cinnyris asiaticus) carefully inspects and maintains its beautifully woven hanging nest in a leafy garden.

birds · wildlife

A group of Himalayan bird species forages among the blossoms of a red Rhododendron in a montane forest.

birds · wildlife

A Rose-ringed Parakeet (Psittacula krameri) feeding on seeds in its natural habitat. The parakeet grips the food with one foot, bringing it close to its beak while skillfully cracking and eating the seeds.

Uttarakhand·festival · flowers

Young Rung girl perfrming on Old Bollywood track- 'Raat Ka Sama Bheege Chandrama' at Kangdali Festival, Pangu village Kangdali Festival is a festival held by the rung tribe of the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand.

hills · festival

Girls from Rung tribe performing on bollywood number People from Rung community have sharp features and are of short height. The people are quite hospitable and simple in their living.

Maharashtra·music · flowers

Singer Usha Uthup speaks about about Bombay. She says "Its not after a long time that I am here in Bombay. Infact I am keep coming to Bombay and keep doing show here in Bombay but its a very very long time since I came to talk of the town.

music · flowers

Sonu Nigam says "This is a Shahrukh Mirza film and he is trying to bring forth something new through the music of the film. This song is a soft melody.

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Bollywood actress Mahima Chaudhary in a white saree as Ghulab Khan in the film Kuch Khatta Meetha Ho Jaye alongside Arshad warsi who plays the character of manager SR Khan. The crew are seen putting on makeup for Mahima before a scene.

monsoon · flowers

Suchitra Krishnamurthy walks with an umbrella above her, in her garden, on monsoon rainfall drops down.

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The mortal remains of Bolly wood star Rishi Kapoor is carried in an ambulance decorated in flowers. The ambulance leaving Sir H. N.

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Bollywood actress Tulip Joshi talks about working in a film with Kunal Khemu and playing the role of Mausam. The actress explains her character and her other upcoming toles in Hindi films.

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Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut in a look from her film 'Fashion' directed by Madhur Bhandarkar talks about her costume in the film. The actress in a bright yellow costume with red flowers in her hair pose for photographs.

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Indian actress Tulip Joshi in a black blouse with a plunging neckline is seen at the premiere of the film 'Runway' directed by Sunil Tiwari. "Drink lots of water and I exercise, sweat out all the toxins.

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I think people just heard that I was interested in working in films. Anand ji the director just came to my house. He narrated the script to me. The story was so much fun. My name is Neha, a college graduate. She is vary ambitious.