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Fire, chaos, and a deity in human form. Theyyam, Kerala, India
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Fire, chaos, and a deity in human form. Theyyam, Kerala, India

Theyyam - an ancient ritual art form from Kerala, India, where performers embody local deities through elaborate costumes, face paint, and fire, in ceremonies that can last through the night. Shot this in a small village in North Kerala.

u/KeeleriAchu_ — 1 day ago
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I built a dashboard to explore how India has changed over time

There are endless arguments about whether India is doing better or worse. Everyone has their narrative set but no one cares to actually look what the actual data is.

But actually looking at the data can be surprisingly difficult. The numbers are spread across government reports, surveys, PDFs and different portals, often with different definitions and time periods.

So I built India Over Time, which started as a curiosity and turned into a full project of its own.

It brings together public data across different sectors indicators, and lets you explore how India has changed, how states compare, and where India stands relative to other countries.

Link: https://indiaovertime.com

It's still very much a work in progress, so I'd genuinely appreciate feedback. If something looks wrong or misleading, or if there are datasets or questions you'd like to see added, let me know.

u/Meta-Musafir — 1 day ago

A short day-trip to Siddheshwar Mandir, Nemawar MP

Just 17 KMs from Harda, Nemawar holds an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva constructed by the kings of the Parmara Dynasty of the Malwa region during the 10th to 12th century. A place where faith, history, and the beauty of the Narmada come together. Truly a calming experience.

u/choureyjii — 3 days ago

Friends 🥰

They will break the window if we don't give them food on time.

Different birds but all together, mainly woodpeckers. They can communicate with each other with different birds, and send woodpeckers to call me or my mother.

And when those woodpeckers try to knock our glass windows they don't get afraid of light or opening curtains or getting close. Sometimes I get afraid that the window will break if all of them decide, like some horror film 🤣 🤣

Here watch the video, and turn on sound so you can listen to their party going hard. 😎

u/Ankan2222 — 3 days ago