The Golden Triangle, and specifically Shan State of Myanmar, is believed to be the largest methamphetamine producing area in the world (modest sized geographic area with highly concentrated production).

Around 40 families who live on the banks of the Yamuna on Vikas Marg have been served eviction notices.

A second wave of migrant movement has now begun.

A look at how the national flag has been used as a symbol for our rights and freedoms.

Photographer Serena Chopra's black and white images of the Tibetan colony in Delhi are an intimate and empathetic peek into the refugees' struggle for identity.

Scenes from the farmers' departure from Delhi's Ghazipur border, where they camped for over a year.

Mumbai took no time to swing back to action after the attacks. However, the marks of bullets on walls and the pile of bodies will never be forgotten.

The crematorium has never seen such a large number of funerals, says the assistant who is supervising the last rites.

The images are from the day when police forces were sent to evict and clear the protest site on the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border.

The city of Delhi began 2020 in a blaze of protests and is ending the year similarly.

The police is not letting them enter the city, and insisting that they go to Burari, to a designated protest site.

Chaos reigns at Nigambodh Ghat, Delhi’s oldest crematorium, as the bodies of those who succumbed to the coronavirus are rushed through identification and last rites.

Scenes from a burial ground in Delhi.

The first day of the national lockdown brought a jolt of panic into the lives of many.

A glimpse of Delhi's deserted roads on the day when people all over India practised social distancing.

Photo essay by Shome Basu, who travelled to Pakistan to witness the inauguration of the gurudwara after having had the chance to photograph last year's ground-breaking ceremony of the corridor.

"Almost my entire family was wiped out in front of my eyes and even after so many years, we haven’t been delivered any justice."

Several weavers claim that the problem of long and random power cuts has actually increased in last couple of years.

Though many feel the government has failed them, the city engulfed by religious rhetoric clings to hope.