Ajaa ajaa ajaa ajaa ajaa ajaa ajaaaaaaaaaa!
Barack the vote, from New York to New Delhi!
And, for you non-Hindi speakers, a rough translation of the lyrics is here.
February 9, 2008
Past and present
Posted by tf under India | Tags: art, bangalore, bengaluru, bombay, british raj, brits in india, chennai, design, english empire, engravings, harappa, history, imagery, images of asia, India, india 1905-2007, kamat's potpourri, lithographs, madras, mumbai, photography, South Asia, south asia in history, victoria terminus, video, vintage postcards, visual culture |Leave a Comment
(Image of Emperor Tughlak, taken by John Sache in the mid-19th century)
Great video presentation of historical images of India juxtaposed with current photos: LINK.
Bonus: An old favorite of mine is Kamat’s Potpourri, which has all sorts of awesomeness around the theme “India’s history, mystery, and diversity” — particularly enriching is the site’s photoblog.
Super-bonus: There’s some interesting British Raj photography on Harappa, and the site also offers cool vintage postcards, engravings, and lithographs.
