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“A simple business to learn, but a difficult one to run,” says Salman, who runs a rice mill in Bannur.
It takes 100% every single day—no days off, no shortcuts. And he loves every second of it. taken in Mysore, Karnataka by @rideriver.in

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From 11 in the morning to 10 at night, the machine barely gets a break. Neither does Faizan. A decade after his brother opened the shop, he’s the one keeping it running, one customer at a time. taken in Church Street, Bangalore by @rideriver.in

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Vaishak never planned on becoming a scuba diver. He signed up for lessons just for fun. Before long, fun became joy, and joy became a passion. Over the past five years, he has travelled from the Maldives to Vizag, teaching his students that sometimes, the greatest adventures begin the moment you dive in. by @rideriver.in

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Commute? Not when you take the scenic route. taken in Kottayam കോട്ടയം by @rideriver.in

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On the lookout for the weirdest thing on the menu 👀
What’s the strangest food combo you’ve had? taken in Manek Chauk by @rideriver.in

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Welders draw with fire. By shaping, fusing, and bending raw metal, they create structures we build our entire lives around. by @rideriver.in

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The empty slot was bothering him. You know how it is. taken in Ahmedabad, India by @rideriver.in

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For wherever you're headed 🛵
What’s your favourite spot to explore in your city? Drop it below! by @rideriver.in

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The ingredient list fits in a sentence. Iron, jaggery, alum, river water. The knowledge behind it has been passed down through the Chitara family for over 700 years, turning simple materials into elaborate stories.

Mata ni Pachedi translates to “the cloth behind the Mother Goddess.” What begins as a piece of fabric slowly fills with deities, animals, and scenes from everyday life. taken in Ahmedabad, India by @rideriver.in

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Not every busy day feels busy, you know? taken in Paldi, Ahmedabad by @rideriver.in

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This was supposed to be a quick market run taken in Ahmedabad, India by @rideriver.in

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There is something genuinely beautiful about a handmade instrument that breathes life into a timeless sound. Meticulous patience and pure precision go into the creation of a mridangam. Every beat carries forward techniques passed down through generations.

Mridangam (mrɪˈdʌŋɡəm) taken in Chennai, Tamilnadu by @rideriver.in

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