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Cyclone Yaas brought Mousuni's lands underwater on May 26, a year after Amphan had hit the Sundarbans. PARI visited the island and found people saving what they could of their damaged homes and livelihoods

'We climbed on trees to save our lives'

Ritayan Mukherjee
South 24 Parganas

'These korai fields are my second home'

M. Palani Kumar
Manavasi

Tuning into India's many musical instruments

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Lakshman Katappa and his family, who belong to the Dhegu Megu ST community from Kodambal village in Karnataka and worship Goddess Mariyamma, dance and whip themselves to earn a living

Whipping and worship on Mumbai's streets

Aakanksha
Mumbai Suburban

Dinkar Aiwale's many flutes of labour

Sanket Jain
Kodoli

Delhi’s Republic Day theatre of the optics

Shalini Singh
Chilla border

Tractor rally: On the road despite disruption

Anustup Roy
Sonipat
Tens of thousands of farmers from all over Maharashtra were at Azad Maidan this week in a sit-in organised by the Samyukta Shetkari Kamgar Morcha, to support the Delhi protests against the three new farm laws

Mumbai farm sit-in: 'Take back the dark laws'

Riya Behl
South Mumbai
In Mumbai’s Azad Maidan, UP migrant Ram Mohan is among the labourers – many in their families back home are farmers – pitching tents for the thousands coming from Nashik to protest against the farm laws

Setting the stage for a farm rally in Mumbai

Riya Behl
South Mumbai
From a 'turban langar' to tailors, trucks fitted with charging ports and mirrors, free laundry, massages, shoe-repairs – a very wide range of non-farmers are at Singhu too, offering solidarity through such services

The many-splendoured sewa network at Singhu

Joydip Mitra
Sonipat

Lohri this year – the bonfire of our inanities

Anustup Roy
Sonipat
Women are central to agriculture in India, and many – farmers as well as non-farmers, young and old, across class and caste lines – are present and resolute at the farmers' protest sites around Delhi

Women at farm stir: 'We are recreating history'

Shraddha Agarwal
Sonipat
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