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Date: 02-10-2008 | Total Images: 0

Adivasis in a small canoe fish against the backdrop of the giant dam that has threatened their livelihood.
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008
Warmth in a bitter winter in Jalsindhi village, Madhya Pradesh.
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008
Bhil and Pawara are the major tribes in the Narmada region. During festivals, male tribals perform the Balya-Budhya Gher dance. It is also an occasion for prospective brides and grooms to meet.
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008
Headmaster Kalusing Vasave looks at the submerged Manibeli School
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008
Children in the village of Bhadal in Madhya Pradesh are largely unaware of how a dam is going to change their lives. They look curiously at the tools of activists.
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008
Children at Jalsindhi village play on the ground which was once their school. It was submerged in the Narmada river due to raising of the dam’s height. The school in each village is under threat of submergence and yet thousands of affected families hold on.
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008
Bhil and Pawara are the major tribes in the Narmada region. During festivals, male tribals perform the Balya-Budhya Gher dance. It is also an occasion for prospective brides and grooms to meet.
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008
A Chimalkhedi villager looks at Narmada. With no rehabilitation in sight, hundreds of adivasis face a bleak future.
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008
Chimalkhedi, a village in Maharashtra was submerged in the course of the Sardar Sarovar project in 1994. Since then they are awaiting rehabilitation.
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008
Children playing Holi in Jalsindhi village, Madhya Pradesh.
Jeevanshala
Prashant Nakwe
Uploaded: 02-10-2008