India A to Z

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A is for Animals in India

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B is for the Bombay Stock Exchange.

C is for CNG (compressed natural gas) powered Auto rickshaw for common public transport.

D is for Buddhist Dagoba (Stupa) In Golden Temple

E is for the Emblem of India

F is for the Flag of India

G is for the granite tower of Brihadeeswarar Temple

H is for the HAL Tejas, a light supersonic fighter.

I is for Indira Gandhi who was an Indian Prime Minister.

J is for Justice

Mohandas Gandhi was the pre-eminent political and ideological leader of India during the Indian independence movement. He pioneered the use of non-violent resistance "I shall resist organized tyranny to the uttermost." He developed a model to fight for civil rights and freedom that he called satyagraha. He founded his doctrine of nonviolent protest to achieve political and social progress based upon ahimsa, or total nonviolence for which he is internationally renowned.

K is for the Kedar Range of the Himalayas

L is for the Lights on buildings on a special day.

M is for the Moulding on Pagodas

N is for New Dehli

O is for Three Pies Official Stamp, 1890-1891

P is for the Indian Peacock, the National Bird of India

Peacock PlateFrom India

Q is for a Quiet Night near the Taj Mahal

R is for the Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official residence of the President of India.

S is for the Shola Grasslands in the Kudremukh National Park

T is for the Taj Mahal

U is for unusually beautiful jewelry!

V is for Varanasi In India

W is for Warriors

Mahratta warriors was masters of guerrilla warfare. They defended the Maratha Empire from the Mughal emperor.

X is for exciting temples!

Y is for a train entering the Delhi Metro station at Yamuna Bank.

Z is for the zero rupee note, which is not really money but an initiative to curb corruption.

Pictures of the money are on Wikipedia but are not copyright free.