Marilyn Silverstone - INDIA.

The Canadian/Indian built atomic reactor at Trombay.

INDIA. - Elephanta Island (an hour from Bombay). On Sundays people often go to this island with their families, to have picnics, play cards and enjoy the fresh air. - Marilyn Silverstone

Elephanta Island (an hour from Bombay). On Sundays people often go to this island with their families, to have picnics, play cards and enjoy the fresh air.

Bombay's "Dhobi Ghat". The laundry is done by dhobis (washermen). They slap the wet shirts onto the stones so strongly that they split the stones apart.

The Gateway of India. It was built for George Vth's (King of Great Britain) visit in 1910.

INDIA. - Kanheri (15 miles from Andheri, north of Bombay). These Buddhist caves, where the Buddhist community used to live, were built between the 1st century BC and the 9th century AD. The surface of the rock is carved into religious sculptures. - Marilyn Silverstone

Kanheri (15 miles from Andheri, north of Bombay). These Buddhist caves, where the Buddhist community used to live, were built between the 1st century BC and the

Bobmbay. A street cleaner.

INDIA. - The Gateway of India. It was built for George Vth's (King of Great Britain) visit in 1910. At dusk people from Bombay come here to walk along the seafront and the embankment. - Marilyn Silverstone

The Gateway of India. It was built for George Vth's (King of Great Britain) visit in 1910. At dusk people from Bombay come here to walk along the seafront and t

INDIA. - INDIA. Bombay, on Mayo road. The Bombay Stock Exchange (called the SHARE BAZAAR), the brokers on the 'floor' are under a big shed outside in the courtyard. The place is absolute bedlam with waving of handings indicating

INDIA. Bombay, on Mayo road. The Bombay Stock Exchange (called the SHARE BAZAAR), the brokers on the 'floor' are under a big shed outside in the courtyard. The

Elephanta Island (an hour from Bombay). On Sundays people often go to this island with their families, to have picnics, play cards and enjoy the fresh air.

The Mahaluxmi Temple in the outskirts of Bombay.

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