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An Auspicious Day

January 4, 2010 Posted In India

Sunday  January third in Delhi dawned cold and rainy but still there is much to see. Qutb Minar is an early monument from the 1100-1300th century. Construction begun by the first Islamic ruler of this region.

A beautiful red stone pillar that combines both text and ornament.

My sister Julie and I in front on the tower

My friend Renu and her husband Manoj, my gracious hosts here in Delhi

Carving details on the pillar at Qutb Minar

More details at the Qutb Minar Complex

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