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A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
A Diwali rangoli exhibition by Samata Nagar, Ghatkopar, in suburban Mumbai, showcased some brilliant rangolis.
Maharashtra Navnirman Sena chief Raj Thackeray is captured while making a point in this rangoli.
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A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
A rangoli in the memory of visionary Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who revolutionised everyday technology from personal computer to the iPod and iPhone.
Jobs died at the age of 56 after a seven-year battle with pancreatic cancer.
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A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
Here is a rangoli on everyone's favourite cricketer Sachin Tendulkar. The cricket ball-meets-earth design signifies India's passion for its favourite game.
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A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
This rather sombre rangoli depicts the common man and woman's despair and hopelessness about the rising prices of essential commodities.
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A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meets one of his favourite friends -- United States President Barack Obama -- over a game of chess in this rangoli.
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A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
President Pratibha Patil also finds a place in one of the beautiful rangolis.
A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
Activist Anna Hazare and his massive movement against corruption is the theme of this rangoli.
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A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
A innocent child, on his way to school, urges us to speak in Marathi in this moving rangoli.
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A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
You want a mother, you want a sister, you want a wife. But you don't want a daughter, asks this beautiful rangoli.
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A SPLASH of colour for Hazare, Thackeray, Manmohan
This striking rangoli against female infanticide warns that a world without women will not be worth living in.