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RE: Colourful Photography – Pilgrim, Kumbh Mela festival / pilgrimage, India
Nice post with info...For many pilgrims, the process of getting to their destination involves preliminary vows and fasting, intensive cooperative efforts among different families and groups, extensive traveling on foot, and the constant singing of devotional songs. On arrival, groups of pilgrims often make contact with priests who specialize in the pilgrim trade and for a fee plan the group's schedule and ritual activity
Your comment is plagiarized, directly from https://books.google.co.th/books?id=k2-bBQAAQBAJ&pg=PA132&lpg=PA132&dq=For+many+pilgrims,+the+process+of+getting+to+their+destination+involves+preliminary+vows&source=bl&ots=1rlm_6_E8g&sig=UX6yzlFOAZQ7tf2TkBL9LNBCh74&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiZ96C0iOHYAhUH4o8KHdMmAf0Q6AEIJzAA#v=onepage&q=For%20many%20pilgrims%2C%20the%20process%20of%20getting%20to%20their%20destination%20involves%20preliminary%20vows&f=false
Do not plagiarize. It's a crime.
Plagiarism is a felony in the world of writing. Glad you flagged accordingly.
Often, it's very clear that the words have been plagiarized. I used to teach English writing / composition class, and whenever a student wrote something which was unexpectedly excellent, my fellow teachers and I could realize immediately that it was plagiarized.
And we could simply Google a few phrases and find the source.
It's sad how those plagiarists believe that nobody will discover their deceit.
In fact, the plagiarist is like the sun; she can never be hidden. The way you uncovered the act, however, marvelled me greatly at first but with this new insights I am less surprised. Keep doing the good works, friend.