The lone tap and pipeline installed at Bichhri village
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Amit Shanker
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Amit Shanker
Bhaimlal Dangi a village elder
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Amit Shanker
A woman taking water from the tanker provided by Hhindustan Zinc …
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Amit Shanker
The silver chemicals plant as viewed from some abandoned hutments …
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Amit Shanker
Wali Bai’s household has 7 members.
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Amit Shanker
Wali Bai, the women Sarpanch.
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Amit Shanker
The dilapidated boundary wall of the Hindustan Agro Chemicals …
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Amit Shanker
Abandoned houses adjacent to the chemical plant.
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Amit Shanker
Abandoned houses adjacent to the chemical plant.
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Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
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Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
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Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
An outlet in the boundary wall of the chemical plant through …
by
Amit Shanker
Manna Lal Dangi, local advocate at the village discussing the …
by
Amit Shanker
Manna Lal Dangi, local advocate at the village discussing the …
by
Amit Shanker
A view of the chemical plant.
by
Amit Shanker
The open drain for carrying the waste water.
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Amit Shanker
Soil degradation due to seepage of polluted water.
by
Amit Shanker
Soil degradation due to seepage of polluted water.
by
Amit Shanker
A chulha in one of the apparently prosperous Rajput households of …
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Amit Shanker
Banjara nomads on the outskirts of the Bichhri village.
by
Amit Shanker
The lone tap and pipeline installed at Bichhri village
A woman taking water from the tanker provided by Hhindustan Zinc Limited, a public sector company operating at Bichhri
The silver chemicals plant as viewed from some abandoned hutments at the village.
Wali Bai’s household has 7 members.
The dilapidated boundary wall of the Hindustan Agro Chemicals plant through which the water seeped into the village. An attempt to hide the sludge by growing green plants over it.
Abandoned houses adjacent to the chemical plant.
Abandoned houses adjacent to the chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
Different views of the sprawling chemical plant.
An outlet in the boundary wall of the chemical plant through which the pollutants flowed out by means of a canal that carried them to the river downstream.
Manna Lal Dangi, local advocate at the village discussing the possible situation after the supreme court judgement in the case.
Manna Lal Dangi, local advocate at the village discussing the possible situation after the supreme court judgement in the case.
A view of the chemical plant.
The open drain for carrying the waste water.
Soil degradation due to seepage of polluted water.
Soil degradation due to seepage of polluted water.
