There was a time not too long ago when the people of Delhi loved the Yamuna. When the river wasn’t a sludgy mess, but a place to go for a swim, a boat ride or just a picnic in the sun. These photographs-curated by Ambedkar University’s Centre for Community Knowledge-offer a glimpse of the Yamuna as it used to be.

We spoke to the anonymous un-voters of India on why you won’t find them near a polling booth anytime soon.

On 11th October, 2019, the citizens of Mumbai faced off against the very leaders they had elected to save the Aarey forest.

Many inhabitants of the wild, who once had pride of place on earth, are now living on the edge of extinction.

A photo series looking at the ubiquitous Malayalee nurse.

Messages from heaven, via Bandra.

For 26 days the Sonepur mela sees the trade of cattle, and for 26 nights it sees trade of a different kind.

A photo series that looks at the colour complex in India.

It may have the novelty draw of being the first of its kind in India, but is Kingdom of Dreams here to stay, or a fleeting mirage?

Boys who look like hipsters who don't know they're hipsters. Boys with a love of pattern and print. Boys with attitude, luscious beards, big hair and aviator glasses. Boys with style. Boys on the beach. In kochi, they call them freakers...

He’ll let you pass whether 2AM or 2PM. But who is he?

The haunting spaces of remote, colonial-era rest houses.

Tamil Nadu’s fishing communities’ timeless way of life.

A photo essay depicting the different ways in which India has traditionally had eco-savvy down pat, through the innovative ways of prolonging the lifespan of or recycling everyday items.

In fashion-forward Nagaland, being stylish is more than just about looking good

A photo essay on departures and arrivals in the region’s gateway.

Meet the street performers who play dress-up for a living.

In the stretches between fantastical billboards is where the real India lies.