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RFHG68KJ–a chalkboard with the text Republic Day written in Hindi and a flag of India, on a rustic wooden surface, against a blue wooden background
RMA01FJ1–Indian political poster in Darjeeling West Bengal India featuring a portrait of a man and Nepali Devanagari text on a wall.
RF2WH6DYG–Earliest Inscriptions in the Devanagari on the Bhima Kichak Temple, Malhar, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, India.
RMCN95M5–Agra, India. Agra Fort. Sign Asking Visitors not to Deface the Buildings. Anti-Graffiti Request.
RF2REHF43–Hindi Diwas means Hindi Language Day word or text written on white paper board held with hand of kid or child.
RMB5W5B0–Equestrian portrait of Raja Bisan Singh inscribed on the flyleaf in Devanagari: Kishengarh circa 1760 National Museum of New De
RF2D767WC–Mother written in Marathi language. Mother menas Aai in Marathi language. Aai Calligraphy.
RM2C5J36P–Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India : Close up of a weathered wall with Devanagari script and a tile depicting the gods Shiva, Parvati and Ganesh.
RM3DXNPM4–A hand-painted dental clinic sign featuring a set of dentures and Devanagari script in Kathmandu, Nepal.
RM3EHX5T1–Traditional wooden fishing boats moored on a muddy shore with a crowded passenger ferry boat operating in the background, Mumbai, India
RFGA63C8–Gold word of hindu reading Om or Aum symbol in Devanagari is a sacred sound and a spiritual icon in Indian religions. It is also
RM2G1C86J–Indian script known as devanagari or nagari written in chalkboard on school classroom wall, Agonda, Goa, India
RFCXY5YM–Indian Wild boar walking through the Tala zone in Bandhavgarh National Park, sniffing the wild flowers in the meadow on the edge of the forest
RMMWY6BN–. English: Folio from a Ramayana manuscript, text in Devanagari. Marwar, circa 1790. Gouache and gold on paper. 12.2 x 20.8cm Using continuous narrative two episodes from the Ramayana are told simultaneously. On the left Rama and Lakshmana request that Hanuman and Sugriva find Sita; on the right Hanuman has found Sita imprisoned on Lanka, underneath the Ashoka tree. Her she-demon warders acquiesce and show deference . circa 1790. Marwar, 212 Folio from a Ramayana manuscript, text in Devanagari
RM2B01PK1–Tibet: Traditional Buddhist Thangka depicting the Wheel of Life with its six realms, c. 19th century. The Bhavacakra (Sanskrit; Devanagari: भवचक्र; Pali: bhavacakka) or 'Wheel of Becoming' is a symbolic representation of continuous existence in the form of a circle, used primarily in Tibetan Buddhism.
RMJ08AT9–This title, in Cyrillic and Devanagari scripts, suggests a work involving cultural or historical elements from Eastern Europe or South Asia. Without full context, it's likely a representation of historical or artistic figures or events, rooted in specific regional traditions and cultural references.
RF3F4RG2N–Bai Dinh Pagoda. An ancient text engraved on stone, recounting spiritual and historical teachings. This sacred message bears witness to ancient tradit
RM2YXX5DW–Depiction of the folk legend of Puran Bhagat from the centre of the Gangetic Plains, with inscriptions in both Gurmukhi and Devanagari scripts.
RFHRF4Y3–Holi Background, Indian Festival of Colors. The inscription on the Hindi translates as Holi
RF2Y0GK8N–Devanagari script chart showcasing characters with corresponding Romanized transliteration for learning
RM3A8AK3T–A person sits in the doorway of a building severely damaged by an earthquake in Nepal, with debris piled outside.
RFWDN6YC–Ganesh Chaturthi Festival Greeting Card Design Concept. Fluid Gradient.Liquid Design.Devanagari Font.Vector Illustration.Graphic Background.Creative.
RM3AJ1JP0–This portrait of Nawab Asad Khan, painted around 1650, uses opaque pigments and gold on paper. The back features inscriptions in Persian, English, and Devanagari.
RF2E30G9M–Ancient golden Naga stairs and buddhist tourist in blue misty. Wat Sampov Pram, Kampot, Cambodia. The temple is open to the public.
RMF3MG7F–Haridwar, Uttaranchal, India. Seller at Mansa Devi Temple. To visit the temple, pilgrims have to follow a queue for the 'darshan
RF3BX21NF–KHANDWA, MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA - JUNE 07, 2025: View of omkareshwar temple and narmada river.
RF2EA25E7–Golden Indian Letter - 3D Indian Letter on White Background - 3d render - Indian Alphabetical Syllabic called DEWANAGARI
RM2B6JFD4–On a large sheet, various scenes from the life of King Ugrasena depicted in tableaux, some bordered by a white edge, others are set in a palace room or outside on the riverbank; the scenes are texts. The performance is framed by a narrow edge, and gold black dividing lines, surrounded by a red border with white frame lines and inscriptions in the right-hand edge, the lower and the upper edge. Verso: leaf with inscription in Devanagari script (Bhagavata Purana 11.1.1-24) . Manufacturer : artist: anonymous place manufacture: Central India Dated: approx 1800School / Style: Indian Central School p
RM2ST4MTW–The coin has Kalima in Arabic on obverse and same has been translated in Devanagari script and Sanskrit language on the reverse Mahmudpur (Lahore), Pa
RMAYYG9A–Mural painting of booking office Famous Shimla Kalka Toy Train Himachal Pradesh India. Sign shows Hindi and English text with a left arrow.
RMCN5JD2–Dehradun, India. Bilingual Sign (Hindi-English), in Devanagari and English (Latin) Alphabets, a school teaching sewing and embroidery to young women.
RMB5W6MJ–Purohit Sri Kishanji with princes and courtiers.Artist Akhaji. Jodhpur 1782. National Museum of New Delhi India
RMC2BK18–Male construction worker lifting a heavy load of sand at a road works site, Valsang, Maharashtra, India
RM3DXC938–Exterior signage of the National Art Museum housed within the historic Malati Chowk palace at Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Nepal.
RFCXY5T1–Indian Wild boar walking through the Tala zone in Bandhavgarh National Park, sniffing the wild flowers in the meadow on the edge of the forest
RMMY57H8–. English: Folio from a Ramayana manuscript, text in Devanagari. Marwar, circa 1790. Gouache and gold on paper. 12.2 x 20.8cm Using continuous narrative two episodes from the Ramayana are told simultaneously. On the left Rama and Lakshmana request that Hanuman and Sugriva find Sita; on the right Hanuman has found Sita imprisoned on Lanka, underneath the Ashoka tree. Her she-demon warders acquiesce and show deference . circa 1790. Marwar, 182 Folio from a Ramayana manuscript, text in Devanagari
RMHX1DN4–This folio from a Ramayana manuscript, written in Devanagari script, captures a scene from the epic Hindu text. The Ramayana, one of the two major Sanskrit epics, is a foundational work of Indian literature, telling the story of Rama, his wife Sita, and their battle against the demon king Ravana. This manuscript represents an important cultural artifact in the preservation of Hindu tradition and literature.
RFHRF4Y5–Holi Background, Indian Festival of Colors. The inscription on the Hindi translates as Holi
RF2Y0GKEH–Devanagari script chart showcasing characters with corresponding Romanized transliteration for learning
RM3BEK59C–This 1808 painting by Sajnu portrays Raja Ishwari Sen of Mandi State at court. Inscribed in Devanagari, it commemorates Janmashtami celebrations. The painting shows the Raja surrounded by attendants, with significant attention given to the royal assembly and attire.
RF3BX1KPH–KHANDWA, MADHYA PRADESH, INDIA - JUNE 07, 2025: View of omkareshwar temple and narmada river.
RF2EA68W6–Golden Indian Letter - 3D Indian Letter on White Background - 3d render - Indian Alphabetical Syllabic called DEWANAGARI
RM2ST69YD–The coin has Kalima in Arabic on obverse and same has been translated in Devanagari script and Sanskrit language on the reverse Mahmudpur (Lahore), Pa
RMA1DJG6–Taoilt sign bith hindi and english on Shimla Kalka reilway station. A weathered wall with bilingual toilet signage in India.
RMDXW9YM–India, Dehradun. Bilingual Sign Prohibiting Sitting on Grass on Grounds of Buddhist Temple of Dehradun at Mindrolling Monastery.
RMC2FEHH–Construction workers shovelling sand beside a yellow tipper truck on a village street, Valsang, Maharashtra, India
RM2G39YBF–Street notice written in English and devanagari requesting the public to keep Palolem Beach clean, Goa, India
RM2WP5EPY–A 19th-century Indian artwork showing R Copis in the fifth Devanagari script, illustrating Indian art, cultural practices, and preserved in collections as a gift.
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RMMW1YHB–. English: [1] MS in Jain Prakrit and Old Gujaranti on paper, Rupnagar, Rajastan, India, 1666, 76 ff. (-16 ff.), 11x25 cm, single column, (10x22 cm), 4 lines main text, 2-4 lines of interlinear commentary for each text line, in Jain Devanagari book script, filled with red and yellow, 17 paintings in colours mostly of Svetambara monks influenced by the Mughal style. The text is a Prakrit didactic work of how best to live a proper Jain life, aimed probably at the laity. The Svetambara pontiff Sri Dharmadasagaî lived mid 6th c. The Old Gujarati prose commentary was written in 1487. The colophon g
