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The Paniya community’s sacred stones representing female and male deities.

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Jayachandran, a village leader from Kundilkadavu, standing in a sacred grove.

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Unlit lamps in a sacred grove.

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The fruit of the wild Indian almond tree (Sterculia foetida) found in a sacred grove.

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Kumaran, from the Kattunayakan community, and snake nests.

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A sacred grove of koli trees (Ficus spp.) in the Nilgiris.

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Marigolds, roses, and chrysanthemums are some of the flowers that are grown on Mali farms. Photos: Soham Ingle

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Fenugreek, carrots, and cauliflower at my relatives’ farm. Photos: Ram Thakre

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My neighbors Vishwanath Pandu Magar (85 years old) and Janabai Vishwanath Magar (75 years old) wearing Mali ethnic dress. In my village, the elderly people still wear our traditional clothes. Photo: Mangesh Magar

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My beloved Swara, my cousin’s daughter, worshipping Lord Shiva in our community temple. Photo: Durga Khetre