Few of the rarest photos from India are Felice Beato’s photographs from Indian rebellion of 1857, which were possibly the first-ever photographic images of corpses.
Royal treatment the British were subjected to by their Indian servants during the British Raj, in this case a pedicure.
Zebra cart in 1930s Calcutta. This is a picture of a Zebra cart being used as a mode of transport in Calcutta in the 1930s.
An Air India airhostess aiding a passenger on a Delhi-Bombay flight in 1946.
A Locomotive Railway Engine on the line of the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway which Passes through the Main Street of a Hill Village, 1880's.
Two crew members of a Sherman tank of the Scinde Horse, part of the Indian 31st Armoured Division in Iraq, March 1944.
Indian Young Nationalist Affixing a Boycott Sign, to a Foreign Cart in the Streets of Bombay (Mumbai) - 1930.
A watch store in Lahore, then still a part of India, in 1946.
Indian soldiers holding a Nazi flag which they had captured at Libyan Omar, December 1941.
Rabindranath Tagore, Dr. S. Radhakrishnan and Sir Maurice Gwyer at Sinha Sadan after the Oxford University Convocation on 7th of August 1940.
We see a portrait of India's first Test Cricket Team on its maiden tour to England in 1932.
The uniform of the Indian Army soldiers in 1850.
This image of Tagore and Einstein brings geniuses from worlds apart together.
Tagore is greeted by Helen Keller.
Subhash Chandra Bose with his most trusted friend and driver, Colonel Nizamuddin.
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