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The Andaman & Nicobar Islands are a veritable Garden of Eden and a naturalist's heaven. http://www.and.nic.in

The clean environment, roads, greenery as well as unpolluted fresh air attract all nature lovers. Well I was born and brought up in the islands and wanted more and more people to know about the beauty of the Islands. So, invite your family and friends to like this page https://www.facebook.com/Andaman.Nicobar and also see if you can visit the islands once in your life time... enjoy and take care...

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03/10/2026

FLAVORS OF RESISTANCE
A film by Nuzha Zubair PK

What if Kala Pani wasn’t just a place of exile, but a place where India’s many stories came together?

From the freedom fighters of 1857 to generations of families who made the islands their home, the Andamans carry stories of resistance, resilience, migration, and belonging.

A story of history, memory, food, and the people who shaped these islands.

Watch the full film on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBJNYyTNH98

16/09/2026

Islands, history, and now, a stunning new spiritual landmark. Port Blair's newest coastal addition brings a whole new vibe to the coastline...

Har har mahadev 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

PC Abdul Nazir

11/09/2026

I see everyone using filters to look like the 80s lately. Well, here is the raw, unfiltered, authentic deal. A throwback to life in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands when this aesthetic was just... Tuesday. No AI required.

10/09/2026

Ah, the raw, unhurried wilderness of Flat Bay. Where you can stand on a pier that looks two seconds away from collapse and stare blankly into the water. Not worried about losing phone signal, just genuinely calculating your survival odds if the wood gives out. 🌊🌿

08/09/2026

When the Earth Sank: Tsunami Andaman, 2004

On the morning of December 26, 2004, the earth beneath the Andaman and Nicobar Islands tore open. It was never just a wave; the ground itself sank, pulling the sea inland with silent, crushing gravity.

In minutes, familiar routines dissolved. Paved roads became waterlogged ditches, cars were wedged into splintered timber, and storefronts opened directly onto a churning tide. Jetties vanished beneath a permanent high-water mark, while concrete buildings stood defiantly amid the wreckage, serving as silent sentinels over a landscape stripped of its past.

These faded frames capture the exact heartbeat when normalcy stopped, leaving behind a scarred earth and people forced to rebuild their world from the mud up.

04/09/2026

These archival photographs capture the foundational construction phase of the Junglighat Radha Krishna Temple in Port Blair, documenting a grassroots community effort from the late 20th century (circa 1960s to 1970s).
The images portray the collective labor of local Junglighat residents—spanning men, women, children, and elders—all working together to raise the original wooden stilt framework of what would become a vital spiritual anchor for the island. Spotting community figures like Late Shri Tek Ram and Late Shri Basant Lall actively engaged on-site anchors these frames in the authentic history of the neighborhood, long before the grand Janmashtami festival celebrations hosted at the temple grew to their current scale.
Sharing these pictures serves as a powerful tribute to the sweat, unity, and devotion of the families who built the temple from the ground up.

24/08/2026

Nothing screams "I refuse to adapt to the local climate" quite like wearing a heavy three-piece wool suit and a full-brimmed hat in a tropical penal colony just to drink lukewarm tea...

19/08/2026

Rainy dusk by the bay, with Ross fading into the twilight haze...

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