Dear Nikhil, Thanks, appreciate your work. Warm Regards, ritesh.

From: NiKhiL K. Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 1:58 PM To: ritesh@akshardham.com Subject: RE: Akshardham Photo

Dear Ritesh,

First off, Happy Diwali. I have uploaded the image under the Creative Commons Sharealike Attribution 3.0 license. Please let me know if this is okay. I have added it to the Delhi page (Delhi ), the Akshardham Temple page (Akshardham (Delhi)) and the Hinduism page(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinduism#History). I will also add it to the culture of india and the india page. This will spread a lot of information about Hinduism and the Temple itself. Thanks for all your help. Nikhil

Dear Nikhil, Thanks for your interest in Akshardham. You can use the photos from the website for Wikipedia. If there is a setting which we need to make on the Akshardham website, please let us know. Otherwise, please count this email as permission for you to use the images on wikipedia.com on articles about Akshardham, India, Indian Culture. Warm Regards, ritesh.

From: NiKhiL K. Date: Nov 7, 2007 3:05 AM Subject: Akshardham Photo To: info@akshardham.com

Hello,

I am Nikhil. I'm a volunteer editor on Wikipedia. We were wondering if we could use an image of the New Delhi Temple on Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia. You would be given credit of course and a link to your site would be placed.

You would have to set the license of this image to Creative Commons attribution sharealike. Many other flickr users have had their works published in blogs, newspapers, and magazines this way. This would be a great way to advertise and inform people around the world about Akshardham.

We hope you will help us improve Wikipedia since millions of people use it everyday. Your help will improve the India related articles on the site. Look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks so much.