President Obama and the First Lady tour Humayun's Tomb in New Dehli - pics

[Kadie]

President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama visit Humayun's Tomb with tour guide K.K. Muhammed, left, in New Delhi, India, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010.


US President Barack Obama (R) and First Lady Michelle Obama (C) tour through Humayun's Tomb in New Dehli on November 7, 2010. US President Barack Obama arrived in New Delhi with the ink drying on freshly-signed business deals that he hopes could help kickstart the struggling US economy. Obama is due to have dinner with Manmohan Singh, the former finance minister who helped open up India's economy in the 1990s and who as premier has overseen sustained growth that has become the envy of nations affected by the global slowdown.


U.S. President Barack Obama, right, and first lady Michelle Obama, center, walk around the Humayun's Tomb monument as they are guided by Archaeological Survey of India's Superintendent archaeologist K.K. Mohammed, in New Delhi, India, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010. Obama arrived in New Delhi, India, his second stop on a three-day visit to the world's largest democracy.


US President Barack Obama (L) and First Lady Michelle Obama (R) tour through Humayun's Tomb in New Dehli on November 7, 2010. US President Barack Obama arrived in New Delhi with the ink drying on freshly-signed business deals that he hopes could help kickstart the struggling US economy. Obama is due to have dinner with Manmohan Singh, the former finance minister who helped open up India's economy in the 1990s and who as premier has overseen sustained growth that has become the envy of nations affected by the global slowdown.


US President Barack Obama (2R) and First Lady Michelle Obama (R) tour through Humayun's Tomb in New Dehli on November 7, 2010. US President Barack Obama arrived in New Delhi with the ink drying on freshly-signed business deals that he hopes could help kickstart the struggling US economy. Obama is due to have dinner with Manmohan Singh, the former finance minister who helped open up India's economy in the 1990s and who as premier has overseen sustained growth that has become the envy of nations affected by the global slowdown.


US President Barack Obama (2R) and First Lady Michelle Obama (R) tour through Humayun's Tomb in New Dehli on November 7, 2010. US President Barack Obama arrived in New Delhi with the ink drying on freshly-signed business deals that he hopes could help kickstart the struggling US economy. Obama is due to have dinner with Manmohan Singh, the former finance minister who helped open up India's economy in the 1990s and who as premier has overseen sustained growth that has become the envy of nations affected by the global slowdown.


US President Barack Obama waves to children as he tours through Humayun's Tomb with First Lady Michelle Obama (2ndR) in New Dehli on November 7, 2010. US President Barack Obama arrived in New Delhi with the ink drying on freshly-signed business deals that he hopes could help kickstart the struggling US economy. Obama is due to have dinner with Manmohan Singh, the former finance minister who helped open up India's economy in the 1990s and who as premier has overseen sustained growth that has become the envy of nations affected by the global slowdown.


U.S. President Barack Obama greets a boy, one of several children of workers who restore New Delhi's historical buildings that greeted them, as they tour Humayun's tomb in New Delhi, November 7, 2010.


US President Barack Obama bends down to shake hands with a young child as he tours through Humayun's Tomb in New Dehli on November 7, 2010. US President Barack Obama arrived in New Delhi with the ink drying on freshly-signed business deals that he hopes could help kickstart the struggling US economy. Obama is due to have dinner with Manmohan Singh, the former finance minister who helped open up India's economy in the 1990s and who as premier has overseen sustained growth that has become the envy of nations affected by the global slowdown.


U.S. President Barack Obama meets school children as he visit Humayun's Tomb in New Delhi, India, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010.


U.S. President Barack Obama hands out gifts to children as he visits Humayun's Tomb in New Delhi, India, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010.


U.S. President Barack Obama gives gifts to the children of workers who restore New Delhi's historical buildings, as he and first lady Michelle Obama tour Humayun's tomb in New Delhi November 7, 2010.


President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama pose with workers who restore historical sites and their children as they visit Humayun's Tomb with tour guide K.K. Muhammed in New Delhi, India, Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010.

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[Oceansaway]

1. thanks...n/t

[malaise]

2. How dare he bow down to those brown

children? :sarcasm:

Lovely pics.

[jaxx]

3. Great pics.

You can tell the President really likes kids, it shows on his face.

[fizzgig]

4. i love the one of them holding hands

and our president really is great with kids :)

[madmax]

5. Many of us disagree with our President

on a multitude of issues. However, I think we can all agree that the man is loved around the world. Uh, well maybe not the entire world but, the vast majority.

He is a wonderful human being, I believe his heart is in the right place and if he were King and could rule as such he would remake this country from top to bottom. Alas, he's but a mortal man dealing with a thing called Democracy and politics.

I'm 61 and although I would like to see more of what he promised, I have no regrets. He is my most favorite President bar none since I was old enough to vote.

Sorry is this comes off too sugar sweet but, I LOVE MY PRESIDENT!

Thank you Kadie :hug:

[Kadie]

8. Hi madmax

I don't think your post was too sugar sweet. :)

Alas, he's but a mortal man dealing with a thing called Democracy and politics.

So true.

Glad you enjoyed the pics.

:)

[gblady]

9. I totally agree.....

with you, madmax....well stated...

"I believe his heart is in the right place and if he were King and could rule as such he would remake this country from top to bottom"

[Scurrilous]

6. K & R

:thumbsup:

[gmoney]

7. $200 Million a day to give candy to Indian children?

He could go to any Indian restaurant in DC and do the same thing for a lot less!
:sarcasm: