Here you have a whole range of photographs clicked by Kamat and categorised under a wide variety of topics. You can see photographed portraits of Mughal kings, artists and writers. You also have photographs depicting Indian art, mythology, royalty and even Indian poverty. This section is pictorially dense and brings into focus certain elements of Indian life that we otherwise tend to overlook.

The opening page of the site contains a link to an album dedicated to the Mahatma. Here you will find a biography, illustrations and portraits of Gandhi. This section also contains pictures and portraits depicting moments from Gandhi's life. There is also a link called 'ask Gandhi', where you can gain insight into his perceptions and beliefs in a rather interesting manner. You can put forth your questions as if to Gandhi himself, which are later answered in the first person and posted on the site by the author.

Take a trip down memory lane and relive what we've learnt in history books in school. Recreate India's freedom struggle with the help of pictures and descriptions of some of the most important events in the Indian freedom struggle from the first war of independence of 1857 to the Quit India movement. See pictures of great Indian freedom fighters from Shivaji to Subhash Chandra Bose and Pandit Nehru making the declaration of Independence.

A very poignant look at the common folk of India. People who have never really been in the limelight but find themselves in the line of fire of a photographers camera while going about their day to day life.

This is one of the navigation tools available on the site. You have here pictures on topics like 'The people of India', 'Timelines of India', 'List of maps', 'Biographies', 'Frequently asked questions' and more. Another navigation tool available is the clickable sitemap which is a tree diagram of the contents on the site. To get to each location, all you have to do is click on the topic.