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Fresh corn in a household in Balloh, Bhatinda, Punjab.
by Surya Sen
Fresh corn in a household in Balloh, Bhatinda, Punjab.
by Surya Sen
Pesticides mixture being prepared for spraying in the fields
by Surya Sen
Pesticides mixture being prepared for spraying in the fields
by Surya Sen
Pesticides mixture being prepared for spraying in the fields
by Surya Sen
Bhandari’s work
by Anil Agarwal
Kishore Bhai’s work
by Anil Agarwal
Toba is a traditional technique for harvesting water in arid …
by Anil Agarwal
Jaisalmer fort, the second oldest fort of Rajasthan, is built on …
by Anil Agarwal
Over the years these canals have been polluted as people use them …
by Anil Agarwal
Over the years these canals have been polluted as people use them …
by Anil Agarwal
Over the years these canals have been polluted as people use them …
by Anil Agarwal
Over the years these canals have been polluted as people use them …
by Anil Agarwal
Residents have opened their sewage lines into these feeder canal, …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like …
by Anil Agarwal
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PU001024

Fresh corn in a household in Balloh, Bhatinda, Punjab.

September, 2004 , Bhatinda , Punjab
Surya Sen
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PU001025

Fresh corn in a household in Balloh, Bhatinda, Punjab.

September, 2004 , Bhatinda , Punjab
Surya Sen
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PU001027

Pesticides mixture being prepared for spraying in the fields

September, 2004 , Bhatinda , Punjab
Surya Sen
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PU001028

Pesticides mixture being prepared for spraying in the fields

September, 2004 , Bhatinda , Punjab
Surya Sen
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PU001029

Pesticides mixture being prepared for spraying in the fields

September, 2004 , Bhatinda , Punjab
Surya Sen
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RJ000015

Bhandari’s work

1985 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000066

Kishore Bhai’s work

1985 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000182

Toba is a traditional technique for harvesting water in arid regions. It is the local name given to a ground depression with a natural catchment area. In addition to providing water for human and livestock consumption, the grass growing around the Tobas provides pastures for grazing livestock.

1985 , Bikaner , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000248

Jaisalmer fort, the second oldest fort of Rajasthan, is built on a hillock 75 m above the ground. Inside the fort there were three sweet water wells which no longer exist. Water from Dabla village, 12 km from Jaisalmer, is taken to the fort from where it is supplied to the whole town.

1985 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000534

Over the years these canals have been polluted as people use them for bathing and washing clothes.

1986 , Jodhpur , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000535

Over the years these canals have been polluted as people use them for bathing and washing clothes.

1986 , Jodhpur , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
RJ000536

Over the years these canals have been polluted as people use them for bathing and washing clothes.

1986 , Jodhpur , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000537

Over the years these canals have been polluted as people use them for bathing and washing clothes.

1986 , Jodhpur , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000546

Residents have opened their sewage lines into these feeder canal, encroached upon their banks, and dump garbage into them, blocking the water flow. The result is acute shortage of water.

1986 , Jodhpur , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000618

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000619

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000620

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000621

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000623

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000624

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000625

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
RJ000637

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
RJ000638

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
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RJ000629

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
RJ000630

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
RJ000631

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
RJ000632

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
RJ000633

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
RJ000660

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
RJ000665

The Kundis of Rajasthan are unique structures which look like huge concrete saucers on the landscape. These are used for collecting rainwater to meet the needs of the local people and animals.

1987 , Rajasthan
Anil Agarwal
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.
© Copyright Centre for Science Environment 2016. All rights reserved.