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In north Bihar, embankments built by the government along the turbulent Kosi have created conflict, aggravated floods and caused huge losses to the people living in Ghongepur and other villages

The ebb and flow of rural India’s rivers

Bhateri Devi standing outside

Caste can’t smother Bhateri’s toothless smile

Mumbai
PARI presents a documentary on the fisherfolk of Goa’s Calangute village, who describe how tourism and trawlers have eaten their fish, why many have left the trade, and how some continue to go to sea

Shifting sands and changing tides

Calangute

The potter's wheel has slowed down

Girl shows Aadhar cards

Aadhaar: the system wins, the people lose

Farmers protesting infront of the Officer of the Commissioner, Agricultural Department

Mirchi is not so hot anymore in Penugolanu

Penugolanu
Gopal Singh and seven others are living in these two camps for over two months. They carried rations including rice, dal, onions, wheat and spices in April on mules

The 'gold rush' in Pithoragarh's mountains

Chifaltara
Plates, spoons, pressure cookers and other utensils are covered under the soil and unused rations like rice, wheat, dal are covered under the soil for next year’s use

A fungus is financing families in Pithoragarh

Satper
Farmers' March in Dahanu

‘Forest officials cut and take away our crop’

Dahanu
The Bamon or 'sacred cook' is an integral part of any feast for the Meiteis of Manipur. High demand has given rise to 'chakshangs' or kitchens, which cater elaborate meals – featured in this film

Into the chakshangs of Imphal

Imphal

‘Bhimraya moved heaven and earth’

Nandgaon

Gathering at the campfires of Niyamgiri

Karlagaon