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The exterior of this house tells a story about the family inhabiting it. photograph/Nilanjan Ray
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Living Proof

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Emiel, 26: When I met the marines for the first time there was a lot of joking around, less so when I met them again in Afghanistan. Photograph/Claire Felicie
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Marked

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Warkaris reach the top of the Diveghat pass near Pune. The pilgrimage takes place during the monsoons in Maharashtra. If the monsoons are good, the turnout for the pilgrimage is higher than otherwise. Photograph/Shirish Shete
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On the Path to Moksha

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I used wood to create a connect in this image. It forms the background in both images in this diptych. Photograph/Jason Travis
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Persona

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A 14-year-old girl prepares bricks at a brick kiln near Meerut. She and her brother migrated to the city from a nearby state. Photograph/Harish Tyagi
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The Brick Factory – A City of Sweat

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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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