Those who have come on stage to enact the king who abducted Sita perhaps know that the legacy of Raavan extends more than what a stage or a performance can hold
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A seasoned photographer with an experience of over two decades in various genres including documentary, photojournalism, portraiture, fashion, food, lifestyle and sports. He has worked on a wide range of subjects ranging from politics, environment, culture, infrastructure, health, development, and education
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Majnu Ka Tila in the capital has been home to Tibetan refugees for decades. But the younger generation is gradually moving out
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Once the symbol of Bihar's cottage industries, the Sakri Sugar Mill now stands bare of past glory in a dilapidated state. It closed down in 1997 and over 1,100 employees lost their jobs. The machinery and infrastructure of the mill are now in a dilapidated state, with rust eating all hopes for any rejuvenation of the mill.
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Shobha Lal of Gurgaon has formed 250 self-help groups (SHGs) in these villages of Mewat to fight patriarchal mindsets, empowering over 2,500 women.
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Gender educator Kabir Maan has worked with NGOs, government, private schools, and also the underprivileged and homeless people.
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The once mighty River Yamuna is an odious stream of slag as it crosses Delhi, rendered listless by the burden of modernity carelessly jettisoned into its body.
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