In this photo, we see US President Jimmy Carter on his first and only visit to India, slightly startled by an Indian officer from the Guard of Honour presenting his sword.
This photograph, taken in October 1965, depicts a farmer from Punjab standing amidst a flourishing wheat field. The image captures a moment of quiet pride and connection to the land despite the amount of hard…
Rajiv Gandhi, early in his term as Prime Minister opted to visit the USSR for his first official state visit. In this photo, he returns to Delhi, jubilant after an extremely successful visit.
Most Indian Prime Ministers that we see through their iconic photographs show a distinct personality. With Nehru, the photos show an aristocrat. With Indira Gandhi, the photos radiate a distinct sense of…
This photo shows Indian troops charging at a Pakistani post in Kasur, a township on the Lahore Front. If the date in the caption and location is to be believed, these are likely troops of the XI Corps during…
In this photo we see, from left to right, Raoraja Abhey Singh, ADC to the Maharaja, the maharaja's two sons, the Maharaja of Jaipur and a Traffic Assistant of the British Overseas Airways Corporation.
This photo from Queen Elizabeth's second visit to Independent India stands out, not because of the Queen herself, but because of then prime minister Indira Gandhi, whose subtle side-eye directed at the Queen…
An interesting photo where we see young and charismatic members of the "eight war council of the Bombay Provincial Congress Committee" being arrested after refusing to disband their meeting.
This Carte de Visite taken around 1860-1870 by Bourne and Shepherd Photographers, is part of a series of portraits that were taken to archive the various ethnic types and occupations of the world…
A stunning image of a man pausing for a contemplative break during his walk along Marine Drive in the early, quiet hours of the typically bustling, post-colonial city of Bombay.