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Diinesh found these two young cheetahs lazing on a termite mound and grooming each other one afternoon, at the Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. These agile and fast cats usually sit on these mounds to look for food. Photograph/Diinesh Kumble
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A Dream Comes True in the Wildlife Paradise of Africa

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The Stuff of Legend

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Raghu Rai, one of the greatest legends in Indian street and documentary photography, in a candid confession, said, “I have often laid …

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Discovering the Irony in India’s Cities

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Documenting the Spirituality

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Exploring the Cafe Sitters in Mumbai

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Photograph/Milind Ketkar
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My Best Shot: Milind Ketkar

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Shot outside a jewellery store in South Mumbai, this photograph was shot at the exact moment when the man passed by. The image emphasises the need for waiting for the right moment to press the shutter.Photograph/Sanjay Hadkar
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Life in a Light Vein

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Ask the Expert: Photographing Birds

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What are some tips for bird photography?

My Best Shot. Photograph/Amit Ashar
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Amit Ashar

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B One of Thiagarajan’s earliest shots before he began professional photography in Delhi. This picture was shot in Chennai. Photograph/N Thiagarajan
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Remembering N Thiagarajan

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Manta Ray: Magical manta Rays are graceful giants of the sea, and swimming with them is a lesson in humility. These mantas enjoyed feeling the tickle of the escaping bubbles upon their bellies. Photograph/Umeed Mistry
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Oceanic Wonders

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The Kosi river flows through the state of Bihar and sustains millions of people through its rich fertile deposits along its banks. It is considered to be a goddess among the masses. Photograph/Dhiraj Singh
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