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Warford Wedatu Sr is a County Commissioner in Liberia. He has not received his salary of Liberian Dollar 1110 (approx. Rs. 700), for twelve months. Photograph/ Jan Banning
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The Bureaucratics

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The systematic care that children with HIV need is diffi cult when their parents are not with them. Photograph/ Srikanth Kolari
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Suffering in Silence

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All that remains in Dhanushkodi are the ruins and the 200 families who make their living by fishing.
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Dhanushkodi

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Reflect: Convicts’ Letters To Their Younger Selves

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Redoy (a 16 year old): My series indirectly deals with the issues that migrant workers face in the modern world. Photograph/Samsul Alam Helal
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Love Studio

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The Three Minute Exhibit: Nupur Kulkarni

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Being displaced from the schools they were originally studying in, a number of children do not study here anymore. Photograph/ Akshay Mahajan
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Bulldozing Dreams

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The Three Minute Exhibit: Aashim Tyagi

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After a gruelling session at the akhara, some pehalwans relax and wash the soil off their bodies. Photograph / Idris Ahmed
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Kushti in Sacred Soil

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The Three Minute Exhibit: Zahra Amiruddin

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Body contact is important for growing elephants, as it gives them a sense of comfort and belonging. Photograph/ Joachim Schmeisser
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Orphan Elephants

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The Three Minute Exhibit: Walker Evans

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