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India is for many a country of contrasts, extremes and in recent years, upswing.

In fact, India Shining was the political slogan with which India started the first decade of the new millennium.

Without doubt, India has always been a country of colours

Presenting Indian moodscapes according to the rainbow spectrum.



Many see red when they think of Mumbai’s prestigious but costly Bandra-Worli sealink project

A tree outlined in front of a dark orange sky on National Highway 47 near Trivandrum

One of Mumbai’s most recognizable landmarks is the HajiAli mosque and tomb between Worli and the southern part of town. Builtin 1431, the days of this mosque may be numbered as its structure hasbeen eroded beyond repair by the force of Arabian Sea over thecenturies. Plans exist to tear it down and rebuild it with the samemarble that has served the Taj Mahal in Agra so well. Currently, up to40,000 people of all faiths visit the mosque on Thursdays and Fridays.According to legend, Haji Ali, a wealthy merchant, drowned at this spotwhile on a pilgrimage to Mecca. In any case, it is a place ofinspiration for many that has hardly been captured as beautifully as inthe following picture.



Mumbai’s famous Haji Ali mosque in the Arabian Sea tinted yellow in front of a bright orange sky

From light orange to yellow - palm trees in the setting sun in Kerala

Teen Minar (three towers) at the Elgandal Fort, 10 km from Karimnagar in Andhra Pradesh, bathed in green light