Debris lines the Chhath Ghat on the banks of the Yamuna in Central Delhi the morning after Ganesh Visarjan, Despite the national Green Tribunal's directive to use idols made from eco-friendlymaterials such as day, most were made from plaster of Paris and coloured with plastic paints, proven to be harmful to the ecology
Debris lines the Chhath Ghat on the banks of the Yamuna in Central Delhi the morning after Ganesh Visarjan, Despite the national Green Tribunal's directive to use idols made from eco-friendlymaterials such as day, most were made from plaster of Paris and coloured with plastic paints, proven to be harmful to the ecology
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.
A labourer hauls salt into a heap at a government-owned salt pan in Sambhar lake, 75 km from Jaipur in Rajasthan. Sambhar is India's largest inland saline lake. For centuries, it has been the main source of salt in northwestern India.