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Decorated Camel and Rajasthani Nomadic Woman Walking on Rural Highway in India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Desert landscape with small river and woman got a water for home. Natural rural area of India. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A woman from rural India casting vote in an electronic voting machine Royalty Free Stock Photo

Traditionally dressed woman in traditional indian Saree walking at rural road with pot at head. Rajasthan. India Royalty Free Stock Photo

A tribal woman preparing food for sale in a rural tribal market place in India. Royalty Free Stock Photo

An Indian woman in saree covered face veil from the rural part of India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Asian village woman learning about laptop technology at rural area in india January 2020 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tribal woman feeding her cattle at a rural Indian village in Kumrokhali, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

indian small finance bank officer collecting loan installment from village poor woman at rural area in india January 2020 Royalty Free Stock Photo

old indian woman in traditional sari walking on dirt road in a village in rural India. Concept of poverty and infrastructure and Royalty Free Stock Photo

A woman in traditional sari walks in the indian Sundarbans in rural India, the largest mangroves forest in the world. Pristine Royalty Free Stock Photo

A underprivileged woman artist doing folk painting in the remote village of West Bengal,India where a few families having a traditional form of inherited folk art called 'Patachitra', reside together.They use organic colors and paint a series of paintings depicting a story usually from Indian Mythology.The painters are now improvising their skills with the increasing demands of their products. They also create painted wooden souvenirs which are as small as wooden vases to as large as decorated bullock cart wheels.