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Raghu Rai: ‘Let’s face it, half of India lives on the streets. That social thread of daily life, we can’t ignore’

'At least half of the works in this exhibition have never been seen by the public before,' says the award-winning veteran photographer and photojournalist about the ongoing retrospective of his works, 'Raghu Rai: A Thousand Lives — Photographs from 1965-2005', at Delhi's Kiran Nadar Museum of Art.
From Vietnam war to Russia-Ukraine conflict: Can a powerful picture change the world?

This week was the 50th anniversary of Nick Ut taking the Pulitzer-winning 'Napalm Girl’ photo in Vietnam. We asked conflict photographers about the impact of their work on themselves and the world.
Bhopal gas tragedy: These photographers clicked the iconic Bhopal gas disaster girl

1984 Bhopal gas tragedy: Pablo Bartholomew's colour photo of a child being buried by family members the day after a gas leak in Bhopal won the 1984 World Press Photo of the Year.
Faces that've made India

From formal family portraits to people on the streets — images spanning more than two centuries have been brought together in this volume by Raghu Rai, one of India’s living photographic legends.

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Raghu Rai

Raghu Rai: ‘Let’s face it, half of India lives on the streets. That social thread of daily life, we can’t ignore’

From Vietnam war to Russia-Ukraine conflict: Can a powerful picture change the world?

Bhopal gas tragedy: These photographers clicked the iconic Bhopal gas disaster girl

Faces that've made India