street food

street food

For a quick much of snacks on the road, women fry phophi or gold finger on the roadside in India. They come in different shapes and colour and are mostly seen in roadside shops.

street food · village

A household in rural India brimming with activity as the woman prepares food with a firewood fueled heat source. Rural households in India majorly use firewood and dried cow dung for cooking and to keep themselves warm.

boats · street food

We have learnt about the Kerala snake boat races, and seen how tourists from all over throng the state in these months to watch the famous boat races. Let us look at another type of boat from Kerala--the houseboat or the kettuvellam.

bazaar · street food

Teen Darwaza is a historical gateway on the east of Bhadra Fort, Ahmedabad, India. Completed in 1415, it is associated with historical as well as legendary events. The gates are featured in the logo of Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation.

street food

Chicken fry recipe is a spicy deep fried chicken starter dish very popular in India. Chicken fry starter dish is a well known bar snack, street food and you can find street side shops serving chicken fry alone as a snack in most part of N…

Madurai, Tamil Nadu·festival · farmland

Celebration of Pongal festival in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. Pongal is a four-days-long harvest festival celebrated in Tamil Nadu, a southern state of India.

Tamil Nadu·festival · farmland

Celebration of Pongal festival in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. Pongal is a four-days-long harvest festival celebrated in Tamil Nadu, a southern state of India.

street food · ceremony

In Manipuri, 'Ningol' means daughter and 'Chakouba' means invitation for a lunch in the mother's house.

Manipur·street food · ceremony

Ningol chakkouba shopping : A very crowded scene at Ema Keithel, area in Imphal, Manipur. In Manipuri, 'Ningol' means daughter and 'Chakouba' means invitation for a lunch in the mother's house.

street food · ceremony

In the name of festivals like Diwali and Ningol Chakouba, a number of young people have indulged in gambles like ‘Lagao Khaoba’, ‘Housie’ and ‘Lottery’ in almost all localities.

Manipur·street food · ceremony

Ladies buy various eat-table items at super market for Ningol Chakhouba festival in Manipur. In Manipuri, 'Ningol' means daughter and 'Chakouba' means invitation for a lunch in the mother's house.

forest · river

Village women in Kashmir collect wood from damaged trees for cooking and heating near Pahalgam in Kashmir.

festival · crafts

Mizo Khawsakphung: The traditional lifestyles of the Mizo tribes. Mizo traditional activities like cane & bamboo works, collection of water, firewood, black smithy, harvesting of rice including shifting, pounding, chaffing and winnowing, tr…

bazaar · street food

Fafda, a crunchy snack made from Chick pea flour and served with hot fried chillies or chutney is being sold at Gujarati stall during National Street Food Festival organised by NASVI in Delhi.

bazaar · street food

Chef serving special Indian street food Pav Bhaji to a costumer at Dilli ke Pakwaan, India. Dilli Ke Pakwaan, inaugurated on the 24th of December, 2014 at Baba Kharak Singh Marg by Dr.

street food

Golgappa eating competition at Vaishno Chat Bhandar in Kamla Nagar, Delhi, India. Golgappa is a common street food in India. Golgappa is also known as Panipuri in Mumbai, Puchka in Kolkata and in english it is known as 'water bread'.

street food

Golgappa eating competition at Vaishno Chat Bhandar in Kamla Nagar, Delhi, India. Golgappa is a common street food in India. Golgappa is also known as Panipuri in Mumbai, Puchka in Kolkata and in english it is known as 'water bread'.

street food

People chomping Golgappas during a competition at Vaishno Chat Bhandar in Kamla Nagar, Delhi, India. Golgappa is a common street food in India.

street food

Girls participate in Golgappa eating competition at Vaihno Chat Bhandar in Kamla Nagar, Delhi, India. Golgappa is a common street food in India.

Maharashtra·street food

People taking part duirng the Golgappa eating competition at Vaishno Chat Bhandar in Kamla Nagar, Delhi , India Golgappa is a common street food in India.

street food

Man vomits during a Golgappa eating competition at Vaishno Chat Bhandar in Kamla Nagar, Delhi, India. Golgappa is a common street food in India.

street food

People participate in Golgappa eating competition at Vaishno Chat Bhandar in Kamla Nagar, Delhi, India. Golgappa is a common street food in India.

street food

People taking part duirng the Golgappa eating competition in Delhi..... Golgappa is a common street food in India. Golgappa is also known as Panipuri in Mumbai, Puchka in Kolkata and in english it is known as 'water bread'.