Gulab

Dressed in the traditional ghagra-choli (long skirt and blouse), Gulab is the sole bread-earner for her four children and her ailing husband who hasn’t had a job in the 24 years of their marriage.

Archive 2008-02-01 Peggy 2008

Dressed in the traditional ghagra-choli (long skirt and blouse), Gulab is the sole bread-earner for her four children and her ailing husband who hasn’t had a job in the 24 years of their marriage.

Women Barefoot Engineers Peggy 2008

"Gulab," he said presently, "my government gives reward for loyalty and service."

Caste William Alexander Fraser 1896

When he laughed, and called softly, "Gulab," her eyes almost wept for joy, for not seeing him at once, a dread that he had gone had chilled her.

Caste William Alexander Fraser 1896

"Gulab," he said presently, "take care that the love thou say'st is dead -- but which is not, for it never dies in the heart of a woman, it is but a smouldering fire -- take care that it springs not into flame at the words of some other man, the touch of his hands, or the light of his eyes, because then, by Bhowanee, I will kill thee."

Caste William Alexander Fraser 1896

"Gulab," he said, -- and with his hand he turned her face up by the chin till their eyes were close together, -- "if the two bore a message for me, and it was stolen, I would be like that one you loved was lost."

Caste William Alexander Fraser 1896

And he was in league with the Dewan to obtain for Nana Sahib a girl of my household, who is called the Gulab because she is as beautiful as the moon. "

Caste William Alexander Fraser 1896

It was unclear if the bomb was freshly planted or if it was unexploded ordinance dating back to one of Afghanistan's past conflicts, said district police chief Gulab Shah.

Afghanistan: Pakistan to target insurgents 2011

It was unclear if the bomb was freshly planted or if it was unexploded ordinance dating back to one of Afghanistan's past conflicts, said district police chief Gulab Shah.

Afghanistan: Pakistan to target insurgents 2011

"It's shameful for me that the cellphone towers—even in my government compound—are turned off," says Helmand Governor Mohammad Gulab Mangal, who recently survived a Taliban assassination attempt while visiting one of his province's more dangerous areas.

A Test Case for Afghan Pullout Dion Nissenbaum 2011