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Photo Essay
PHOTO ESSAY
In the lanes of Amritsar’s Guru Bazar, a gold rush like no other
A community of sweepers separate the gold particles from the dust and sell it back to the jewellers.
Shivam Khanna
Art
Mind’s eye: How O.P. Sharma’s pictorialist approach and innovative darkroom methods redefined photography
Sharma’s retrospective at Triveni Kala Sangam showcases a career that transformed photography from documentation to high art.
Trisha Gupta
Climate Change
A sea of memories: How sixteen fisherwomen capture their drowning world
As tides devour villages, 16 women with cameras fight to save their vanishing heritage. An exhibition in Chennai showcases their startling images.
Mridula Vijayarangakumar
PHOTO ESSAY
Sumba: Weaving together past and present
The people of the Indonesian island combat the impact of climate change on livelihoods by taking up weaving and exporting traditional textiles.
Boris R. Thebia
White Space
Say cheese, big kitty
Tiger safaris have become less about appreciating the big cats than about getting the perfect click for social media.
Dhiraj Singh
Photo Essay
Manipur on the boil again
A drone attack by militants on Manipur’s Koutruk village on September 1 marks a phase of escalation of conflict after a relative lull of four months.
Ningthoujam Victor
PHOTO ESSAY
Kashmir: The changing face of Gurez Valley
This once-pristine valley near the LoC has been marred by tourism.
Adil Abass
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Howling for change: How the plight of Indian grey wolves challenges conservation norms
Survival of the wolves, which are rarer than Bengal tigers, hinges on a delicate balance with pastoralist communities in mixed-use landscapes.
Iravatee Majgaonkar,
Abi Tamim Vanak
Venetian affair
The light in Venice teases and tempts the photographer, makes them look inwards.
Naveen Kishore
From Lamka, with love: Art show brings Manipur town’s life and colours to Delhi
An exhibition at India International Centre brings Lamka’s vibrant culture to life through a diverse array of paintings, photographs, and textiles.
Vedaant Lakhera
And unquiet flows the Yamuna
The river might be on the verge of dying, but it leads parallel lives in the beliefs, legends, and historical structures it birthed.
Siddharth Behl
Silent SOS
Wetland and mangrove birds now forage among plastic waste in urban areas because their natural habitats are all but gone.
Prasoon Kiran
Bone connection
Animals inhabited the earth long before we did, and yet we have usurped their space. This series explores our relationship with the non-human beings.
Asha Thadani,
Anusua Mukherjee
Spring in the step
On Basant Panchami, the Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya dargah in Delhi becomes a riot of yellow as it celebrates the arrival of spring and renewal of hope.
Shivam Khanna
Coal chronicles
As India strides towards green energy, Angul’s miners, dispossessed of land and now livelihood, grapple with the bitter legacy of progress.
Jennifer Kishan
A Pongal unlike any other: Celebrating unity beyond caste and creed in Meivazhi Salai
The Tamil harvest festival served as a poignant event wherein unity and diversity were at the forefront of the celebrations.
Pattabi Raman
Journey of love
An all-India march organised by the Indian People’s Theatre Association aims to counter hate with humanity.
Vikhar Ahmed Sayeed
Invisible lives
A documentation of India’s disadvantaged Dalit communities, and their unseen labour. Text by Ramjee Chandran and photographs by Asha Thadani.
Asha Thadani,
Ramjee Chandran
The year in a shot
Seen through the lens, 2023 presents a lesson in resilience. Life went on—despite war and disasters.
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