Mahamastakabhisheka
The Mahamastakabhisheka, observed every 12 years by the Digambara Jains where 57 feet statue of Gomateshwara is bathed with water, turmeric, sugarcane juice, saffron.
The Mahamastakabhisheka, observed every 12 years by the Digambara Jains where 57 feet statue of Gomateshwara is bathed with water, turmeric, sugarcane juice, saffron.
Through these photographs, I hope the viewers feel empowered themselves to embark on adventures to such remote but breathtaking locations to empower girls and women.
With little or no personal safety gears these workers under all odds building kilometres of asphalt road. Roads through which millions and time travels.
I took this photographs in different places, on chaotic New Delhi streets, through the rural small village of Rajahstan until the low Himalaya.
Evil is everywhere and sometimes beyond our control it engulfs us to death. Rape is such an evil which is overgrowing and till now has no cure.
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A major fire broke out at Kolkata's Bagree Market, around 2.30 am on 16th Sept, 2018, which is presumably the largest wholesale market in India.
Festival of Stories, an event which celebrates the sister cities Bangalore and San Francisco. It explored the narratives of the city through events, workshops, performances, and art installations.
Almost five years back, when Ajodhya upper damp was being constructed, if Japanese engineers didn't leave those unused stones in the valley, the scenario could have been different.
Stopped by an anonymous lake in rural Karnataka, India. The lake with the lotus pond and overcast skies presented an irresistible image.
The short story of my first trip to India. Every place visited gave me something, and everything translates into a sort of inner peace in this ocean of contradictions and restlessness in my soul. Faces that for a few moments have met mine…
People are scared to travel through rough and uneven terrains to reach nearby towns. There are no pathways either in many villages. Despite repeated appeals to the state government, the hardships of the villagers continue.
Jadugoda. The Dark Underbelly of Uranium Mining in India. A curse called uranium has poisoned generations and will continue to haunt all future generations too. After gathering such details regarding the place, I decided to visit the place to document the radiation affected people and their daily life.
The Vel festival in Bengal is a version of the annual Thaipusam festival celebrates in Southern India, Sri Lanka. Frenzied participants chant "Ael! Vel! Vel! Vel!"
