Full-dress Rehearsal For India's Independence Day Celebrations, In Kolkata, India

Full-dress Rehearsal For India's Independence Day Celebrations, In Kolkata, India

Bipasha Baishnab, 18, a woman football juggling performer is performing in a full-dress rehearsal for the country's Independence Day celebration in Kolkata, India on 13 August 2023. (Photo by Sudipta Das/NurPhoto)

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