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In Mumbai, Muslims Make Up Just Under 20% Of The Population, And It Is Not Uncommon To See People Dressed In Muslim-specific Attire

I Wasn't Sure If The Boys Kept The Rabbits As Pets Or If They Had Some Other Purpose For Them

Many Shuttered Shopping Streets In Japan Must Have Once Been Lively With Many People Strolling Around Like This

In This Labyrinthine Alley, There Were Stores That Ironed Clothes, But I Could Not Find One That Did Laundry

As I Proceeded Down The Alley, The Locals Showed Little Interest In Me Or Even Seemed To Notice My Presence

The Entrance To Each Residence Was Located On The First Floor, And If You Looked Closely, You Could See That Each Building Had Its Own Ladder

The Fact That The Dogs Were Occupying The Sacred Space In Front Of The Altar Without Any Hesitation Seemed To Show The Tolerance That Is Typical Of India

Cricket Is By Far The Most Popular Sport In India, With Professional Leagues And Superstars Earning Billions Of Dollars A Year

The Boy Was Not Gazing Into The Distance, But Seemed Transfixed By Something Overhead

As I Was Making My Way Down The Alley, A Boy Suddenly Called Out, Naruto!

The Narrow Alleys And Crowded Buildings Mean That As Soon As You Step Into One Of These Narrow Alleys, You Will Be Face To Face With The Locals

There Was No Sign Of Fish Being Landed, No Cargo Being Loaded, Just Men Busily Moving About On Deck

Fishing Nets Were Placed On The Boat As If To Assert That This Place Is Still A Fishing Village

Once I Left The Beach Lined With Battered Boats And Fishing Boats, I Could Hardly Feel The Fishing Village Atmosphere Anymore

It Was The Same As 14 Years Ago, With Garbage Strewn About And Local Residents Using This Place As A Toilet

In This Fishing Village, They Would Take A Small Rowboat To A Large Fishing Boat Anchored Offshore, Where They Would Fish

The Beach, With Its Battered Fishing Boats, Seemed Less Like A Fishing Port And More Like A Graveyard For Boats That Had Completed Their Missions

Even In This Age Of Smartphones, Large Cameras Still Seem To Have A Special Appeal

After Passing Through A Dimly Lit Alleyway With No Electric Lights, The View Opened Up And Before My Eyes Was The Same Scene As 14 Years Ago

This Place, Which Should Have Been Subject To Waves Of Urbanization And Redevelopment, Still Looks The Same As It Did 14 Years Ago