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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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The Unnoticed Chitpore Tales

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The Three Minute Exhibit: Sarang Naik

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This is an aerial view of the Zanskar river, which was shot at an altitude of 11,000 feet. This panoramic view has effectively captured the captivating, hypnotic beauty of this region. Photograph by/Vivekanand Nagwekar
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Walking on Ice

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The Three Minute Exhibit: Vani Vemparala

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Two children pause while swimming in a stream. The former General claimed that he would sometimes swim into a river, kidnap children by dragging them underwater and carry them away to be ritually murdered. Photograph/Ryan Lobo
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War and Forgiveness

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The Three Minute Exhibit: Eugène Atget

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The Kosi river flows through the state of Bihar and sustains millions of people through its rich fertile deposits along its banks. It is considered to be a goddess among the masses. Photograph/Dhiraj Singh
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B-Negative

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