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A street vendor sels indian colored spices. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Goa, India, February 2023. Portrait of young smiling Indian man standing at stall in local market, selling spices. Royalty Free Stock Photo

New Delhi, India - November 17, 2019: Street food vendor offers various traditional Indian spices and beans for sale at Nehru Royalty Free Stock Photo

A vendor sits in his stall, surrounded by a variety of colorful spices, in an Indian bazaar. Generative AI Royalty Free Stock Photo

A vendor in a bustling Indian marketplace displays an array of colorful spices, offering a glimpse into the rich culinary culture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Asian market booth with vendor and buyers isolated on white background. Indian street souk kiosk with spices. Local Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bagdogra, West Bengal, India. June 24, 2022, A vendor displayed the traditional indian spices in his shop by the street. Indian Royalty Free Stock Photo

An Indian street vendor selling spices on the footpath in the KR Market area of the Royalty Free Stock Photo

Street food vendor preparing bhelpuri, an indian snack made with puffed rice, spices, onions, peanuts etc. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tribal woman in traditional dress is selling spices at the Orissa tribal rural weekly market. Orissa is one of the poorest states in India. The proportion of population living below $1 a day is 43%. The weekly market is the sole economic istitution in the rural area on which tribal farmers depend for their exchange need. The tribal economy is a subsistance economy. Every market has the area where the tribal people can sell or buy traditional hand made drink.