30 Photographs of India that Foreign Media will never Show to the World.

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1. Kashmir – The Paradise on Earth.



2. Yamuna Express Way – Delhi – Agra.



3. India’s former Summer Capital.



4. Sabarmati Riverfront – Ahmadabad.



5. India’s Pride – Republic Day Parade – New Delhi.



6. Mumbai Skyline.



7. Bandra-Worli Sea Link.



8. Queen’s Necklace – Mumbai.



9. India’s answer to Sydney Opera House – Lotus Temple.



10. The Land of Warriors and City of Lakes – Udaipur.

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11. Kolkata – India’s Old and Joyful Capital.



12. God’s Own Country – Kerala.



13. The Land of Palaces Jaipur now getting Modern.



14. Charminar in India’s heartland city – Hyderabad.



15. The Pride of India’a NorthEast – Gangtok.



16. Highways in Chennai.



17. Chatrapati Shivaji International Airport , Mumbai.





18. Heart of India’s IT Capital , Bangalore.



19. Mehrangarh Fort , Jodhpur.




20. Jal Mahal – Jaipur.



21. Umaim Lake, Meghalaya.

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22. Lakshadweep Islands.





23. Ladakh.





24. Lake Palace, Udaipur.







25. Sheshnag Lake, Amarnath, Kashmir.



26. Novotel, Visakhapatnam.





27. Andaman & Nicobar Islands.




28. Golden Temples of Amritsar.



29. Akshardham Temple.



30. Bangalore Metro.

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[Mbs31]

very beautiful

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[Nitish_Jedi]

Pictures like these almost always show up in tourist brochures. And they reason they are not thought of as common references to India is because they are not common occurrences. You have to cherry pick a lot to get stuff like this in India. Maybe when we can keep the streets used by the common folk in the inner cities clean is when we can start asking the world to recognize us for this kind of stuff over what they usually think. On the flip side, Indians generally enjoy a positive acceptance in most other cultures for character so maybe it's time we actually showcased it in our own homeland? I can explain further if needed.