Tag : Photo Story

Thousand Stories Through Thousand Windows By Ehsanul Siddiq Aranya

Thousand Stories Through Thousand Windows By Ehsanul Siddiq Aranya

During clicking people and their life, I found Public Transportation terminals as the most crowded place in a city. And I tried to click people coming from different places from different cultures in a railway station or Bus terminal and plan for different destinations to go. They come from different…

The Sacred Ganges: Photo Series By Aman Singh

The Sacred Ganges: Photo Series By Aman Singh

Gita and Ganga constitute, between themselves, the essence of Hinduism: one its theory, and the other is practice. – Swami Vivekanand The river Ganges is not just a river for Hindu society but it’s treated as one of the Goddesses (Devi) named “Maa Ganga” in Hindu mythology. The river Ganges…

Political Devotion By Kaushik Dutta

Political Devotion By Kaushik Dutta

People in India, find it important to participate in the different chapters of the political arena, where an apparent mode of democratic value is preached and emphasized throughout. There lies the confluence of passion and impulse. There lies their Pathetic Fallacy in politics. India is not a land of a…

Rooftop Stories of Lockdown by Avdhesh Tyagi

Rooftop Stories of Lockdown by Avdhesh Tyagi

Time seems to be standing still as the world is battling with Covid-19. The nationwide lockdown was announced in India on 24th March 2020. Generally, we were never homebound till we turn old, but this pandemic left no choice, and “Stay Home Stay Safe” became the new normal. Two young…

Quarantine Journal: Rebirth of Another Soul by Sandipa Malakar

Quarantine Journal: Rebirth of Another Soul by Sandipa Malakar

A much-needed return to ‘sweet home’ was the topmost priority after spending one-week taking photos of widows in Vrindavan. Already people started returning home from different places wearing masks and keeping a sort of social distance as the COVID 19 has rung the bell of danger. Landed safely in Kolkata…

The Thin Line Between Life And Death By Jakir Hossain Rana

The Thin Line Between Life And Death By Jakir Hossain Rana

Nearly three thousand kilometers of railroad tracks crisscross the delta lowlands of Bangladesh, connecting the capital, Dhaka with Chittagong to the southeast and Calcutta to the southwest. The system was built largely by the British and began operations in 1862, Bangladeshi rolling stock now carries more than forty million passengers…

Street Wall Art From Kolkata: Photo Series By Shibasish Saha

Street Wall Art From Kolkata: Photo Series By Shibasish Saha

Kolkata is a well-known city for its colors and wall art. In this photo series, I have tried to connect local people with the wall arts in various locations in Kolkata. Played with the colors and tried to create some juxtaposition with wall arts from the lanes of Kolkata –…

Ladakh: An Overview By Travel Photographer Bhagi Siva

Ladakh: An Overview By Travel Photographer Bhagi Siva

Over the last few years, Ladakh is slowly becoming a hot topic for not only the locals and regional tourists but also for foreign nationals. Political and legislative changes aside the region are most popular for its ideal placement surrounded by the hills and valleys. Bordering several nations the terrains…

The Last Savings By Mohammad Rakibul Hasan

The Last Savings: Photo Story By Mohammad Rakibul Hasan

The world is at risk of widespread famines caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The impact of the global economic devastation caused by Covid-19 has already declared as the worst humanitarian catastrophe since the Second World War. The number suffering from hunger could go from 135 million to more than 250…

The River Through My Backyard by Pinki Sanyal

The River Through My Backyard by Pinki Sanyal

Modernity is making inroads into the traditional practices and lifestyles of people. However, a walk through older portions and a visit to places not so open to modern values can get you glimpses to age-old practices and traditions. A typical way of life is the use of shikaras on waterways.…

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