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Taj Mahal – mausoleum in India

Ganesh - Hindu god of Success

An Indian Shrine

Hindu caste system

“Untouchables”

Indian Bride and Groom

Architectural Art, India

Prayer tree – wives pray for their husband’s prosperity

Terraced farming along Western Ghats

Grocery store in India

Karachi, Pakistan

Indian Wet Monsoon Season

Dry Season in India

Indian Cobra

Indus Valley Civilization

Dutch Colonialism in the 1500’s

British East India Company

British colonist – late 1700’s

Mohandas Ghandi – led India toward independence

Slum of Bombay, India

Slums of New Delhi, India’s capital

Squatter camp in India

Before Partition, 1947

Mohammad Jinnah – led movement for separate Muslim Mohammad Jinnah – led movement for separate Muslim states after independence from Britain

Before and After Partition

Pakistan/Indian Border

Pakistan/Afghanistan Border

Cashmere or Kashmir?

Kashmir

Pyjama Pants and Saris

Khyber Pass along Pak./Afg. border

U.S. patrolling Hindu Kush region along Pak./Afg. border

Benazir Bhutto – elected Prime Minister in 2008

Bhutto Assassinated before taking office

Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee

Companies with Technology jobs in India

Nepal

Mt. Everest, Nepal

Buddhist monastery in Tibet Namgyal Monastery, Tibet

Bhutan

Tiger Nest Monastery, Bhutan

Ancient Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan Dance Ensemble

2005 Tsunami