Previously unseen stills of the Bangladesh war from a master
Raghu Rai
Editor
Mother’s saintliness renewed itself for him each time he met her
I am truly tired of reading about the same cycle of politics and the same ministers; why are we giving them so much importance?
The past, with its densely scribbled carapace of tragedy and a perfect balance between nature and humanity, flows into the present, then the future, in this holy city. Amritsar: A City in Remembrance combines comprehensive visual narration with essays that raise questions about the relation between heritage conservation and people’s lives.
This willingness to understand and joyfully fulfil your needs, just as a close friend might, is what was so wonderful about the Dalai Lama, and remains so, even today, when he is a Nobel Peace Laureate and the world reveres him as an icon.
Our Sufis, saints and gurus are Indian culture’s biggest achievement—not gods, whom people across the world created
We scroll past a frightening number of images every day but only a few storm into our consciousness and get shared far and wide. These viral images might never see ink or paper, but do they say anything? India’s foremost photojournalist Raghu Rai takes a serious look at some of them and tells us, besides speaking his mind on the state of photojournalism in India today.
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