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I Don’t Want to Sleep Alone
Joshua Muyiwa
A dialogue between photographs and poetry that explores everyday details of queer life in Bangalore—of stories told, deception, misplaced love, lust and loneliness.
No More Only Red, Comrade!
Are blue- and orange-coloured hammer and sickle symbols in sync with the CPM’s ideology?
Call of the Dal
Beyond the ‘tourist Dal’ is a secret Dal, full of farmers, families, fishermen - all living off the lake.
Where the Gun Is a Limb
Ten days after the Dantewada ambush in which 76 CRPF jawans were killed, Open photographer Ishan Tankha travels to Chhattisgarh to meet the chief architect of the biggest Naxal attack so far. In the dense forests, he catches glimpses of the life of Maoist guerillas.
Raiders of a Different Arc
Last week, India became the champions of circle kabaddi, a game that combines the skills of wrestling, judo and athletics, all at once.
The Sand Chronicles
Restless after seeing a little girl being beaten by her teacher 11 years ago, photographer Gauri Gill returns to Rajasthan.
A Dying Tale
The families of Surabhi Theatres have been on stage for 125 years. Now they are struggling to keep the art alive.
Colour Me Different
The villagers of Barsana and Nandgaon, said to be the villages of Radha and Krishna, play Holi as the divine lovers would have.
They Make the World Go Round
They will never make it to the photographs families and friends take of each other enjoying the rides. So they make it to mine…
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