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Vimal and Meenakshi find solace in each others company. The patients, somehow, have a sense of understanding for each other’s misery, and make an honest effort to love and empathise with one another. Photograph/Cheena Kapoor
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Withering Blossoms

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By portraying the marshmallow as a martyr, I tried to give a different meaning to roasting marshmallows over a bonfire. Photograph/Terry Border
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Wiring a Story with Terry Border

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Parth Gupta
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Parth Gupta: Terra Firma

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Photograph/Anuar Patjane
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Anuar Patjane: Denizens of the Deep

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The Way of the Road by Fabien Charuau

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Balarka Brahma: The Other Side of Convention

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I use my shadow and a pair of running shoes to express an absence within myself. Photograph/Pol Úbeda Hervàs
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I’m Not Here

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Photograph/T Narayan
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T Narayan: The Tiger Parade

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Since letters travel several miles and through many post offices, a close-up of the stamp assumes a lot of significance. Photograph/Bhumi Ahluwalia
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Letters from my Grandfather

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Selvaprakash Lakshmanan: Life in Troubled Waters

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I wanted to create wave-like shapes. I used coloured papers with sidelighting to create this image. Photograph/Nilesh Bhange
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Paper Abstracts

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This boatman, Md. Sultan, was badly struck by the economic crisis. He cannot afford to send his children to a private school as there are hardly any government schools in the area. Photograph/Prabuddha Paul
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Prabuddha Paul: Boatmen of Buriganga

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