This is a glimpse of India.
Filmed in a small town in Uttar Pradesh and a few other places.

The Transport Research Wing (TRW) of the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways in India has traditionally been providing inputs by way of data, research and analysis pertaining to Roads, Road Transport and Road Accidents in India to the different Divisions of the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways.

In respect of Road Transport Sector, the TRW used to bring out “Motor Transport Statistics”, which was a compilation of motor transport data. The last issue of this publication was brought out in 2005. It was felt that there was need for a more comprehensive and analytical publication relating to Road Transport Sector, in view its importance in economic and social
development of the country. It is with this objective in view that a new publication titled “Road Transport Year Book” was launched in 2005. The present issue “Road Transport Year Book 2007-09” is the fourth issue in the series. The present issue focuses on the registered motor vehicle population and motor vehicle taxation structure in various States / UTs in the country.

You can download the ‘Road Transport Year Book’ publication here

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The emerging Bboying scene in India’s cities. Freedom means different things to different people
to these underprivileged kids, it means Dance!

Via: Tiny Drops Hip Hop Community

Slumgods pt I

Slumgods pt II

Incredible inventions without laboratories! Four poor but knowledge rich grassroots technological innovators in India show how they turn adversity into opportunity. Impacting the lives of others they themselves haven’t had the good luck of acquiring any formal training and yet their techno-creativity could well be the dream of any thinking engineer.

India is creative! You experience it when you ride in one of our rickshaw races.

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INDIA IS WHEREVER YOU ARE! There is a wall somewhere in India.
This wall is witness of all the colors, creativeness,
and all other important aspects of India.

Holi, the festival of colors is a celebration unlike any other, a religious spring festival celebrated by Hindus. The holiday, commemorated by throwing colored powder is enjoyed by people all over the world, it is primarily observed in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, and has found particular popularity in Utah, USA, where more than forty-thousand people, Indian and American, Hindu and non-Hindu, gather each year.

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Watch the trailer for an adventure feature film shot in Puducherry, a new romantic road movie:
‘Rickshaw Pour Puduchery’

Rickshaw Gunfight!
Action packed short clip with gun shots, blood hits, explosions…
fighting for the ultimate tourist pick up.

India in a Bottle, Absolut and SapientNitro India created an interactive experience that turns empty liquor bottles into audible art.

‘The ABSOLUT INDIA project is a sound based installation consumed by eavesdropping on an arrangement of bottles.

A selection of curated sounds allow for an interesting play between discovery and nostalgia. The work draws inspiration from the ‘unseen’. The Indian ideal of a spiritual quest that is not visual or outward looking but seeks to create an experience within.

A soundscape using open source micro-controllers with custom electronics, ultra sonic range sensors and monaural speakers in wood, glass, and resin.’

The project showcased at the India Art Fair in New Delhi.

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The Prodigy released a short video with footage from their travels in India, where they headlined the inaugural edition of the Eristoff Invasion Festival. The first edition of the festival took place in Bangalore and New Delhi.
The Prodigy is one of the biggest performing artists in the world. They’ve sold over 25 million albums worldwide and have headlined some of the biggest international music festivals.

Here’s in India, The Prodigy style!

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