These are some of the places and events I described in my previous post.
For those with an inquisitive mind, the pictures of the ‘cheering-crowd’ that closely resembles the gathering you’d find in a stadium or a cricket-ground in India, was taken at the Wagah border.
I was surprised to find an audience this large, considering the ceremony occurs every day.
With ‘the-more-the-merrier attitude’ and in true Indian spirit, the military chore soon resembled a Bollywood song sequence with patriotic numbers belting out from loud speakers.
Then, towards to end of the ceremony, it became a cheerleading-competition – With a crowd that strong on the Indian side of the border, need I say who won the day’s title?
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