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Kolkata, 10/08/2023: common people, mostly living below poverty line or belonging to low income group, standing in queue before at a roadside food distribution kiosk during lunchtime. The kiosk named 'Maa' (meaning mother's kictchen), is a state government sponsored welfare programme to distribute healthy, wholesome meal (veg or non-veg) for a nominal fee (Rupees 5).

Indian Hindu people faithfully performed Tarpan on the bank of the holy river Ganges at Mahalaya Pitru Paksha. Kolkata, West Bengal, India on October 06, 2021

Cheerful Indian family standing together outdoor in nature holding national flag in hands during Independence /Republic day celebration event portrait together outdoor in nature.

Indian female, young patient sitting on chair with open mouth and dentist examining her teeth with the intraoral camera at the clinic.

Beautiful woman paints the cheeks of a cute girl. Draw a flag - Celebrating the Day of freedom

Portrait of a boy with the flag of India painted on his face.

Oral health, healthy teeth and woman with toothbrush, dental care, hygiene and grooming with fresh breath. Clean, smile and wellness with mouth care product and whitening for strong gums in portrait.

Indian snake charmer and dancing cobra in Jaipur. Jaipur is known as the Pink City, because of the color of the stone exclusively used for the construction of all the structures.

Confident happy male and female coworkers at textile factory

Kolkata, India - January 12, 2014: Hindu devotees queing up for medicine at emergency medical camp at Babughat transit Camp, Kolkata. Every year Hindu devotees from all over the country visits Gangasar and stays for some days in Babughat transit camp, Kolkata.

Elementary age children's of Indian ethnicity standing portrait together on country road near green field holding national Indian flag in hands during Independence/ Republic day celebration event.

Cute little boy in red T-shirt brushing teeth and messed his mouth with toothpaste in the morning.

Jodhpur, India - March 4, 2015. People shopping from street vendors along a road in the city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan, India.

Indian woman selling colorful fabrics on local bazaar, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India. Jodhpur is known as the Blue City due to the vivid blue-painted houses around the Mehrangarh Fort.

happy young man wearing traditional white dress holding indian and weaving flag while standing at park celebrating Independence day or Republic day.

Varanasi, India - January 18, 2007: Snake charmer with traditional orange clothings hypnotizing a cobra snake on a street in front of Ganges river. Copy space

Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India - November 2022: Portrait of Unidentified Indian sadhu baba in traditional clothes standing at shop on ghat near river ganges in varanasi city.

Smiling guy holding two toothbrushes isolated. Smiling people showing two toothbrushes isolated, Handsome man holding two toothbrushes isolated

Jaipur, Rajasthan, India - November 14, 2010: Indian snake charmer and cobra preforming in courtyard at Amber Fort. The Indian cobra is kept in a covered basket and has had its fangs removed. Decorated pungi or been (flutes) for sale to tourists on ground.

South 24 parganas, west Bengal. A devotee blowing traditional conch shell at Gangasagar religious fair in afternoon.

Close-up of a young Indian woman brushing her teeth at home

Close-up of happy Indian boy brushing his teeth at home in the morning and looking at the camera.

Haridwar, Uttarakhand, India – May 02, 2023: Busy Haridwar Market Perspective View landscape.

Hindu devotees perform 'Tarpan', or rituals for the peace of the souls of ancestors at the bank of yamuna in New Delhi . 27/09/11

$Pinnawela. Sri Lanka-july 23-2015: The Pinnawella Elephant Orphanage is a foundation under the institutions of Sri Lanka.\n\nIt was created in 1975 to shelter orphaned nursing elephants that were roaming the jungles of Sri Lanka. He also took care, at the time, of elephants injured in time of war.\n\nNowadays, they also take in all those elephants who are victims of traffic accidents and other types of incidents in the jungle that leave them injured and who would otherwise die.\n\nThis is a public institution. For this reason, trafficking or mistreatment that occurs in other private places for profit is ruled out.$

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