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In November 2025, 2023 PARI-MMF Fellow and regular PARI contributor Ashwini Kumar Shukla received a Jury Appreciation Citation in the Web (Features) category for his story 'This is hard work; the money is not enough'. The jury appreciated the story for "its nuanced engagement with gender concerns and for widening the space for more inclusive media narratives."
In November 2025, PARI Senior Assistant Editor Ritu Sharma, and PARI Senior Assistant Editor Swadesha Sharma won a Laadli Media Award in the Web (Features) category for their story State reassures protesting ASHAs...once again. It was "for vividly documenting the courage, determination, and solidarity of ASHA workers while exposing the state's continued inaction and apathy towards them."
In November 2025, Jaideep Hardikar, PARI Roving Reporter won the inaugural Award of Excellence in Journalism at the Ramoji Excellence Awards 2025 instituted by the Ramoji group, publishers of Eenadu group of publications, in memory of their founder the late Ramoji Rao. It is in recognition of "his outstanding contribution to meaningful, responsible, and impactful journalism," and for work that inspires "social awareness, compassion and change."
Jaideep's impressive body of work includes his book, Ramrao: The story of India's farm crisis which looks at the agrarian crisis through the life of a single farmer who attempted suicide in 2014. It is, says P. Sainath, "the best and most powerful book on the subject. An exemplar of how such reporting from the field is to be done."
In November 2025, Punishing the Professor, a documentary by PARI photographer and visual storyteller, Aayna was selected for screening at 7th Independent and Experimental Short Film Festival of Kerala.
In November 2025, Punishing the Professor, a documentary by PARI photographer and visual storyteller, Aayna was selected for screening at the 5th Kashmir World Film Festival in Srinagar.
In September 2025, PARI’s Aayna was awarded an Arodhum Journalism Fellowship by Arodhum India, a Karnataka-based non-profit working in the field of education and focused on students from rural and marginalised communities from all over India. Aayna will hold the fellowship for a period of five years to “cover key issues that impact rural people, particularly those from the marginalised and deprived sections of society.” Arodhum says they were particularly impressed by Aayna’s documentary: Punishing the Professor.
In September 2025, the documentary film We are spending the entire day waiting for water by Achyutanand Dwivedi and Prabhat Sinha was chosen to be screened at the 6th Mumba International Film Festival, Pune.
In September 2025, two documentary films by Urja (Senior Assistant Editor - Video, PARI) were chosen to be screened at the 6th Mumba International Film Festival, Pune. They were A fight to save orans (reported with Priti David) and Special teachers for special children (reported with Medha Kale).
In August 2025, PARI's Aayna had her film Dholak Engineers selected by the 17th International Documentary & Short Film Festival of Kerala (IDSFFK) for screening in the 'Focus Short Documentary' category.
In August 2025, Parth M. N. won the Prem Bhatia Journalism Award for Excellence in Political Journalism. Of the five reports submitted with his entry three had been published in PARI: 'In Pusesavali: doctored images, destroyed lives'; 'Malgaon stands up to polarisation'; and 'Living in fear: tribals in Madhya Pradesh'.
In August 2025, Priti David, Executive Editor of PARI, received a special commendation from Rami Chhabra and Sujata Madhok - jury members of the Prem Bhatia Journalism Award for Excellence in Environmental Journalism. The commendation was for her "outstanding report on the impact of solar and windmill renewable energy projects on Rajasthan’s desert ecology and animal husbandry, besides reports from the Kuno National Park on how tribals and dalits of 24 villages were removed from their lands 23 years ago to make way for lions that never arrived."
In June 2025, Aayna, a visual storyteller and photographer working for PARI, was awarded the second Dayanita Singh-PARI Documentary Photography Award.
In May 2025, PARI Senior Reporter Jyoti was awarded the 2025 Yashwantrao Chavan State Level Youth Award for Journalism in Aurangabad, Maharashtra. The awards are presented every year to talented youths with achievements in areas of social, sports, entrepreneurship, theatre arts, literature, journalism and innovation.
In May 2025, PARI's Palani Kumar was awarded the Asian College of Journalism Ashish Yechury Award for Photojournalism. The award seeks to recognise and reward the best news storytelling efforts through photography. Palani received this award for his story ‘There is no such thing as professional grief’, which looks at the lives of individuals engaged in manual scavenging.
In March 2025, PARI was awarded Marico Innovation Foundation's Indian Innovation Icons award for 2025 in the 'social' category. The award recognises PARI as a unique digital platform preserving and amplifying rural India’s diverse voices.
In December 2024, Labani Jangi won the first edition of the T.M. Krishna-PARI prize, honouring individuals who bridge the worlds of art and journalism. The Rs. 1 lakh prize has been instituted by eminent Carnatic music exponent and activist T.M Krishna. Labani, the very first recipient of it, has been associated with PARI from 2020, when she was a PARI Fellow. Her artworks for many poems, articles, as well as for the special women’s health series, a part of a Population Foundation of India initiative, helped enrich and redefine multimedia storytelling for PARI.
In December 2024, PARI’s Jyoti Shinoli has been awarded the Arodhum Journalism Fellowship by Arodhum International, a Karnataka-based non-profit working in the field of education and focused on students from rural and marginalised communities from all over India. Jyoti will hold the fellowship for a period of five years to “cover key issues that impact rural people, particularly those from the marginalised and deprived sections of society.” Arodhum says they were particularly impressed by Jyoti’s story: In Nagar: denying schooling to the deprived
In December 2024, Umesh Kumar Ray was awarded the Takshila-PARI Senior Fellowship starting January 2025. Umesh, who has done some great stories in PARI will work on Livelihoods, Learning and Land Loss Among Tribals of Bihar. After the bifurcation of Bihar in 2000, the focus on Adivasis has always been centred around Jharkhand, while the much smaller and more vulnerable groups in Bihar get little attention. This is a new fellowship set up by the Takshila Educational Society (TES) and Umesh is the first recipient.
In December 2024, Smitha Tumuluru was awarded the 2024 Feature of the Year award by the Rainbow Lit Fest – Queer & Inclusive, for her story 'Everyone accepts me the way I am'. The story is about Thulasi a trans gender person from the Irular community.
In November 2024, Urja won the Best Environmental Journalism Film Award presented by All Living Things Environmental Film Festival (ALT EFF). This was for her film Camels of the Sea.
In September 2024, Aparna Karthikeyan was presented with the first prize under The Statesman Awards for Rural Reporting 2023 for her reportage on the lives of traditional cultivators in Tamil Nadu and their crops. This is for her series Let Them Eat Rice.
In September 2024, Aakanksha received the Jury Appreciation Citation in the Web - Feature category for English language by the jury of the 14th Laadli Media and Advertising Awards for Gender Sensitivity 2024. This is for her story Love and a place of one's own in the metropolis.
In August 2024, PARI's Managing Editor Namita Waikar and the Grindmill Songs Project was awarded the first Dr. Guy Poitevin Memorial Prize. The award recognises PARI's dissemination of Dr. Poitevin's work in the area of social work, and our engagement with rural India through projects like the Grindmill Songs Project and its exhibitions in Gwangju, Berlin and London.
In July 2024, Parth M.N. was awarded the 2024 Covering Climate Now Journalism Award for his story In Vidarbha: agrarian distress, playing on the mind. In it he reports on the health implications of climate change and extreme weather, including effects on mental health.
In April 2024, Parth M.N. received an award on child rights reporting from Vikas Samvad for his story on children gone missing in Madhya Pradesh.
On February 18, 2024, PARI Founder Editor, P. Sainath was awarded the Narla Venkateswara Rao Puraskar by the B.R. Ambedkar Joshua Phule Periyar Literature Foundation. The award is instituted in the memory of Rao who was an eminent journalist and writer.
In January 2024, Aparna Karthikeyan won the Uzhavar Award, instituted by the Uzhavan Foundation. This award, 'Best Agricultural Journalist' is for her consistent coverage of farmers, particularly women farmers.
In December 2023, Shalini Singh won the SILVER in the Ricardo Ortega Memorial Prize for Broadcast Media 2023, given by the UN Correspondents (UNCA) for the Climate Change stories done for PARI in 2019-2020.
In November 2023, Jigyasa Mishra was announced co-winner of the Sanjoy Ghose Media Awards 2023 in the category Recognizing Excellence in Rural Reporting and Empowering Young Voices. This award is for her story “In Jhunjhunun, brides must be bought.”
Sanket Jain
In October 2023, PARI-MMF Fellow Sanket Jain received a Jury Appreciation Citation at the Laadli Media Awards 2023 for his story on the impact of climate change on the mental health of athletes.
In October 2023, PARI Fellow Amrutha Kosuru received a Jury Appreciation Citation at the Laadli Media Awards, 2023 for her story on the widows of manual scavengers.
In September 2023, Sanket Jain won Emerging Journalist of the Year Award at Covering Climate Now for his three-part series covering the impact of climate on mental health.
In September 2023, Sanket Jain, won the second prize in the Statesman Award for Rural Reporting for his story on climate change affecting the mental health of aspiring athletes.
In July 2023, PARI Founder Editor P. Sainath received the Chinta Ravi Memorial Award in Kozhikode, Kerala.
The citation read: 'The Chinta Ravindran Foundation is proud to present its 4th Chinta Ravi Memorial award to Dr. P. Sainath, the founder of the People’s Archive of Rural India (PARI), the lone pan-Indian multimedia network wholly dedicated to rural India that serves as ‘an archive and living journal of the history of rural India’ and tries to capture ‘the everyday lives of everyday people...’
In June 2023, Aparna Karthikeyan was among 12 finalists of the True Story Awards, Bern, Switzerland. Her story on the salt pans in Tamil Nadu made it to the final list.
In May 2023, Parth M.N. received a special mention at Asian College of Journalism awards in the social impact journalism category. He was honoured for the series of stories he did from UP on access to public health.
In December 2022, Parth M.N. received the second prize at the awards hosted by the Press Institute of India and International Committee of the Red Cross. The PII-ICRC awards honoured the best stories on climate change in 2022.
In November 2020, PARI Photographer Palani Kumar received the Imagining the Nation State grant from the Chennai Photo Biennale Foundation for his socially responsible photography.
In November 2022, Parth M.N. was the runner up at the Martin Adler prize at the Rory Peck Awards in London. The award goes to one independent journalist in the world. And this was the second time in a row that Parth was the runner up for this award.
Sanket Jain
On August 24 2022, Sanket Jain was awarded the Earth Journalism Network Asia-Pacific Fellowship for a three-part series on climate change and mental health in rural Maharashtra.
In June 2022, Palani Kumar received major recognition from Zee Tamil’s ‘Tamizha Tamizha Award’. These awards are presented to people whose work uplifts the pride and prestige of Tamil Nadu state and its language.
On June 12, 2022 PARI Senior Fellow Sanket Jain received the International Sports Press Association's Young Reporter Special Commendation award in the writing category.
PARI Founder Editor P. Sainath was awarded the P. V. Sukhatme Gold Medal by the Indian Social Science Academy (ISSA) at the 45th Social Science Congress in Vandalur, Chennai, on March 28, 2022. The ISSA, in its citation, notes that PARI “serves to build bridges between the knowledge of the social sciences, the humanities and the lay public… very importantly, PARI publishes in 13 Indian languages and is free to access, without any subscription fee.”
Sanket Jain was the recipient of a Mrinalini Mukherjee Foundation grant in March 2022 towards supporting his PARI Senior Fellowship. The Foundation was impressed by his ongoing work on rural artisans and their vanishing livelihoods. In particular, the Foundation mentioned his story on toran makers .
Parth M. N. was awarded the Alfred Friendly Fellowship in June 2021 to visit and train in the United States from April 2022. The programme includes a three week-training at the Missouri School of Journalism, University of Missouri, Columbia. After which he will work two and a half months at the Los Angeles Times.
PARI Senior Fellow and photographer Ritayan Mukherjee was awarded a travel grant by the Centre for Pastoralism, Bhuj, Gujarat in February 2022. This will enable him to continue his ongoing work with and on nomadic pastoralist communities in India.
Parth M.N. was awarded a Thakur Foundation Fellowship in January 2022 to cover issues of access to healthcare and the state of civil liberties in India, for PARI.
Team PARI won the Ramnath Goenka Award in the Environment, Science and Technology Reporting category in December 2021. This was for PARI’s ongoing series on Climate Change through the voices and lived experience “of farmers, labourers, fishermen, forest dwellers, seaweed harvesters, nomadic pastoralists and honey tappers, among others.” The award notes that the series contains “more than 20 stories, covering the length and breadth of India” by a 14-member PARI Team who “covered forests, seas, river basins, coral islands, deserts, arid and semi-arid zones, rural and urban areas (and) made the crisis relatable to the reader.”
PARI Reporter Jyoti Shinoli won a Laadli Media Award in November 2021 (given by Population First) for her story 'My kaat [uterus] keeps coming out', published on June 17, 2020.
PARI Contributor Sanskriti Talwar won a Laadli Media Award in November 2021 for One nation, no ration card, published on October 20, 2020.
PARI Reporter Jigyasa Mishra won a Special Mention at the Press Institute of India-International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Awards in November 2021, for her story UP panchayats: for whom the polls toll, published on May 10, 2021. The theme of this 15th edition of the PII-ICRC awards was 'Superheroes: Battling at the Frontline in the Time of Crisis'.
PARI Fellow (2017) Parth M.N. received the runner-up award of the Martin Adler Prize at the Rory Peck Awards in London in November 2021. The Rory Peck Trust honours one freelancer in the world every year, and Parth’s ongoing work in PARI made the final shortlist of three journalists.
PARI Fellow (2017) Parth M.N. made the shortlist (for a body of work that is entirely in PARI) of 10 journalists from over 250 contenders across 55 countries for the Thomson Foundation Young Journalist Award in November 2021.
Jigyasa Mishra was awarded a Thakur Foundation Fellowship in October 2021 to report on public health and civil liberties, and related topics, for PARI. This is an extension of the same fellowship awarded to her in August 2020.
PARI’s former Executive Editor Sharmila Joshi won the Best Story on Environment Awareness Award at the Public Relations Council of India's Chanakya Awards for Journalism in September 2021, for her story Churu: Blowing hot, blowing cold – mainly hot, published on June 2, 2020.
PARI Senior Reporter Jaideep Hardikar won the Author/Writer of the Year Award for his book Ramrao: the story of India’s farm crisis at the Public Relations Council of India's Chanakya Awards in September 2021.
PARI Reporter Jigyasa Mishra won the Best Story on Water Management Award at the Public Relations Council of India's Chanakya Awards for Journalism in September 2021, for her story Footprints of protest in the sands of a mine, published on June 6, 2020.
PARI's Founder Editor P. Sainath won the Fukuoka Grand Prize (Japan) in September 2021 for his outstanding journalism and as the founder of PARI. The award is conferred every year to honour individuals who have made contributions to the fields of Asian studies, Asian art and Asian culture. Read more
PARI Fellow (2017) Parth M.N. won a Pulitzer Center grant in September 2021 for a series of stories from the Marathwada region. The 20-part series in PARI examined the impact of the pandemic-lockdowns on some of the most marginalised sections of society.
The PARI series on women’s health received a Special Mention in the Investigative Journalism category (of the Asian College of Journalism Awards, Chennai) in June 2021 for stories published in the year 2020. The award goes to Anubha Bhonsle, Amruta Byatnal, Jigyasa Mishra, Jyoti Shinoli, Kavitha Muralidharan, Medha Kale, Pallavi Prasad, Priti David, and Sanskriti Talwar for their stories from February to November 2020.
M. Palani Kumar
Aparna Karthikeyan was awarded a research grant in April 2021 by Azim Premji University. This enables her ongoing and hugely successful series in PARI since September 2021 – looking at seven groups of farmers in Tamil Nadu through the universe of their crops.
PARI's Founder Editor P. Sainath won the Bodhivruksha Award for his journalism work and as the founder of PARI. The award is conferred every year on persons who have dedicated their lives to enabling and empowering socially excluded communities through their meaningful interventions. The award to Sainath was conferred on April 6, 2021.
The PARI Team won the silver prize of WAN-IFRA’s South Asian Digital Media Awards, 2020. PARI bagged the Silver in the category 'Best Special Project for Covid-19' in the awards announced on December 3, 2020. Beginning from the last week of March 2020, PARI published (by the end of December 2021) nearly 200 landmark stories (besides numerous reports in the PARI Library) related to impact of the lockdown on the livelihoods and daily lives of the most marginalised segments of India. Read more
Kavitha Muralidharan was awarded a Thakur Foundation Fellowship in August 2020 to produce high quality content and reports on Public Health and Civil Liberties and related topics for PARI.
PARI Reporter Jigyasa Mishra won a Press Institute of India-International Committee of the Red Cross Award for her story Footprints of protest in the sands of a mine, published on June 6, 2020, in the category Best Article on a Humanitarian Subject. Read more
PARI Reporter Jyoti Shinoli won a Laadli Media Award for Gender Sensitivity (given by Population First, Mumbai), 2020, for her story No crime, unending punishment, published on August 10, 2018. Read more
PARI Photographer Palani Kumar was recognised as one of theTop Ten Humans of 2019 by leading Tamil publication Ananda Vikatan in January 2020 for his body of work, particularly that visibilising the work of manual scavengers in an otherwise desensitised world.
The PARI Team won the Prem Bhatia Award for Journalism on Environment and Development Issues (given by the Prem Bhatia Memorial Trust, New Delhi) “for its extensive field reports, including climate change effects and the impact of the pandemic on rural India.” Read more
PARI Fellow (2019) M. Palani Kumar won the Public Relations Council of India's Communicator of the Year: Best Story of the Year Award for Tamil Nadu’s seaweed harvesters in rough seas, published on October 31, 2019.
PARI Reporter Jyoti Shinoli won the Public Relations Council of India's Communicator of the Year: Best Content of the Year Award for her story Pardhi school bull-dozed by Prosperity Highway, published on June 17, 2019.
PARI Fellow (2016) Urvashi Sarkar won the first prize in the Best Article category for her article ‘Our houses are vanishing. Nobody cares’, published on July 20, 2018.
PARI Fellow (2017) Yashaswini Raghunandan’s film That Cloud Never Left was selected for the India Gold category at the Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival in October 2019.
PARI Fellow (2017) Yashaswini Raghunandan won the Gold Filaf at the Festival International du Livre d'Art et du Film (FILAF Film Festival) in France in 2019 for her film That Cloud Never Left.
PARI Fellow (2017) Yashaswini Raghunandan received a Special Mention for her film That Cloud Never Left at the Tutti i Premi Del Pesaro Film Fest 2019, Italy.
PARI Fellow (2017) Yashaswini Raghunandan’s film That Cloud Never Left won the award for Best Experimental Documentary Film at the Sharjah Film Platform in December 2019.
PARI Fellow (2017) Yashaswini Raghunandan’s film That Cloud Never Left was awarded a Special Mention at the Kasseler Dok Film Festival in Kassel, Germany, in November 2019.
PARI Fellow (2017) Yashaswini Raghunandan’s film That Cloud Never Left was premiered at the prestigious International Film Festival Rotterdam (in The Netherlands) in January 2019.
PARI Reporter Jyoti Shinoli won the Red Ink Award (given by the Mumbai Press Club) in the Women’s Empowerment and Gender Equality category for her story Collecting 6,000 leaves a day for a living, published on May 3, 2018.
PARI Fellow (2017) Parth M. N. won the Indian Express Group's Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Award (in the Uncovering India Invisible category) for his series of stories from Marathwada.
PARI Author Puja Awasthi won the Statesman Prize for Rural Reporting for two stories published in PARI on July 5 and August 3, 2017: Beaten but unbowed – Sunanda Sahoo's silent struggle and Drums and dreams beyond pickle and papad
PARI Fellow (2016) Urvashi Sarkar received the Laadli Media Award (given by Population First), 2018, in the Features category for her story Widowed by tigers, abandoned by the state, published on October 12, 2017.
PARI Fellow (2017) Parth M. N. received the Lorenzo Natali Media Prize (given by the European Commission) for his story Cutting cane for 2000 hours, published on February 6, 2018.
Fifteen PARI videos/ films were selected for SASFF-2018: 13 films in the Competition: Documentary section and 2 in the Official Panorama Viewing category. (See the full list of these videos and films at the end of this page, as well as the list of five PARI films/videos selected in the 2019 Competition: Documentary section of SASFF.)
The first Justice M. G. Ranade Award (inaugural year, given by the Justice M.G. Ranade Award Vasant Vyakhyanmala), went to P. Sainath, recognising the unique nature of the new journalism “initiative called the People’s Archive of Rural India.”
The Basavashree Award (Sri Muruga Matha, Chitradurga, Karnataka) went to P. Sainath for “service rendered through the People’s Archive of Rural India to the rural folk in the way of a Journalism Movement.”
The award was returned to Sri Muruga Matha on September 2, 2022.
The Appan Menon Memorial Award (given by the Appan Menon Memorial Trust, New Delhi) for “the work being done by the People’s Archive of Rural India to document life in rural India.”
The C-Shell Journalism Prize 2017 (Dubai) for “extraordinary and in-depth reporting of rural India and the unique achievement that is PARI.”
The Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak Award for Excellence in Journalism (given by the Kesari Mahratta Trust and Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth, Pune) to PARI's Founder Editor P. Sainath, recognising his launch of PARI.
The Anant Bhalerao Smruti Puraskar (given by the Anant Bhalerao Smruti Foundation, Aurangabad) went to P. Sainath for “incisive reporting of rural India, the People’s Archive of Rural India and its approach to boosting journalism in Indian languages.”
The Krantisinh Nana Patil Memorial Award (given by the Krantisinh Nana Patil Foundation, Sangli, Maharashtra) to PARI's Founder Editor P. Sainath (recognising, also, the importance of PARI).
PARI Fellows (2015) Nidhi Kamath and Keya Vaswani received the Silver Lotus (Rajat Kamal) for the Best Promotional Film at the 63rd National Film Awards, 2016, for their film Weaves of Maheshwar, published in PARI on May 2, 2016.
The first Praful Bidwai Memorial Prize (given by the Praful Bidwai Memorial Committee, New Delhi) to PARI and Founder Editor P. Sainath for “his reportage and commentary on agrarian distress and the source of information and inspiration that is PARI.” Read more
PARI Fellow (2015) Purusottam Thakur received the Laadli Media Award 2014-15 (given by Population First, Mumbai) in the Best Investigative Story category for the story Making history, heading for a hundred, published on March 20, 2015.
Special Mention: In April 2020, the United States Library of Congress informed us that they had selected the PARI website for inclusion in their web archives: "We consider your website to be an important part of this collection and the historical record."
South Asian Short Film Festival, March 2019: List of PARI videos/films
Competition: Documentary
1. Sinchita Maji/ Ganpati Yadav's Gripping Life Cycle/ India/ Marathi/ 17M
2. Ankan Roy & Others / Possessed by His Art, a Bahurupi Transforms/ India/ Bengali /05M
3. Vishaka George & Others / I Feel So Happy to See the Paddy Growing/ India/ Malayalam/05M
4. Anubha Bhonsle & Others / Into The Chakshangs Of Imphal/ India/ Manipuri, Meitei/05M
5. Subuhi Jiwani/ Farming Doesn't Give Us Our Sustenance/ India/ Hindi/04M
South Asian Short Film Festival, March 2018: List of PARI videos/films
Competition: Documentary
1. Archana Phadke/ Captain Elder Brother’ and the Whirlwind Army/ India/ Marathi/ 06M
2. Shreya Katyayini/ Tussar: The Crumbling Cocoon/ India/ Hindi/ 12M
3. Sinchita Maji/ Heavy Lifting in the Hills/ India/ Marathi/ 09M
4. Sayantoni Palchoudhuri/ Jahangir's Story/ India/ Hindi/ 08M
5. Sayantoni Palchoudhuri/ Vote for Boat/ India/ Hindi/ 08M
6. Stanzin Saldon/ The Loom is My Love, My Legacy/ India/ Ladakhi/ 09M
7. Sinchita Maji/ Basudeb Baul/ India/ Bengali/ 12M
8. Ankan Roy/ Bahurupi: A Family of Many Faces/ India/ Bengali/ 10M
9. Shreya Katyayini/ When the Queen Strikes/ India/ Hindi/ 15M
10. Anubha Bhonsle & Others/ Ima Keithel: Every Day is Women’s Day/ India/ Manipuri/ 15M
11. Aparna Karthikeyan/ The Dance of the False Legged Horse/ India/ Tamil/ 18M
12. V. Sasikumar/ Mending Boats with Music/ India/ Malayalam/ 15M
13. Purusottam Thakur/ The Fading Weaves of Duajhar/ India/ Odiya/ 16M
Official Selection: Panorama – Documentary
14. Sinchita Maji/ Threadbare in Santipur/ India/ Bengali/ 13M
15. Sinchita Maji/ Dhol on Wheels/ India/ Bengali/ 06M
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