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Ezhil anna, he made me from clay

Photo Editor : Binaifer Bharucha
Chennai
In this region of the Himalayas, shepherds brave the wet and cold weather to graze their sheep and goats. They also protect them from wild animals on the Gangotri range where they live for up to nine months a year

Shepherding in Garhwal: a dangerous life

Saura

‘If they don’t get food, how will we eat well?’

Photographs : Ritayan Mukherjee
Text : Medha Kale
Photo Editor : Binaifer Bharucha
Sangli

‘This is the final chapter of our bhisti job’

Photos and Text : Aslam Saiyad
Photo Editor : Binaifer Bharucha
Editor : S. Senthalir
Bhuleshwar

Vegetable trade on the Dal: in troubled waters

Srinagar

Puli gets by on shells, scales, heads and tails

Text : Nitya Rao
Photographs : Alessandra Silver
Cuddalore

The anonymous shop in Hyderabad's Old City

West Hyderabad

Life of my mother – in the light of a lamppost

Madurai
On December 11, at the Tikri protest site, farmers dismantled tents, packed belongings and set out to return to their villages – joyful, victorious, sad to leave their 'homes' here, determined to keep up the struggle

Tikri farmers: returning home proud, resolute

Photographs : Naveen Macro
Tikri
An ocean of farmers marked the milestone anniversary of their protest at Singhu, spoke of the repeal of the farms laws, recalled the tears and triumph of the year gone by, and of the struggle still to come

Singhu farmers: ‘A battle won, not final victory’

Sonipat
Purnima Mondal, 46, of Kakdwip island, Kakdwip block, South 24 Parganas standing in front of her thatched house with one of her children. Her husband, Provas Mondal, 52, is a construction worker in Nashik, Maharashtra. She catches fish and crabs from nearby rivers everyday.

Stories from the Sundarbans

Sundarbans
In the Sundarbans, people of Ghoramara island are still reeling from the destruction left by Cyclone Yaas. While many are trying to restore their homes and livelihoods, some have been forced to move out

‘I have to leave Ghoramara, but why should I?’

South 24 Parganas