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Mountain is our religion I Fountain Ink I June issue

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  • Mountain is our religion I Fountain Ink I June issue
  • FountainINK/ February -2016
  • 'Someday we will be accepted'
  • Discover India. April issue
  • Discover India magazine - July 2016 Issue.
  • Discover India Magazine I August 2016.
  • This month a small excerpt from Sans terre on Tibetan nomads has been featured as a photo-essay in CFP's (Centre for Pastoralism') ​newsletter - Pastoral Times
  • Spiegel.de, the online editorial of Germany's iconic magazine Der Spiegel has featured a photo story from the ongoing project Sans terre. The story talks of nomadic shepherdess of Hanle valley, ladakh.
  • OUTLOOK TRAVELLER l JANUARY 2016
  • Cover Shoot : Discover India Magazine. January issue
  • A small part of Sans Terre on Tibetan pastoral nomad has been featured in Fountain INK 's July month's issue.<br /> Fountain INK is an award-winning long-form narrative magazine that comes out once a month from Chennai,India.
  • The Wire : 13/11/2107
  • A photo-story on the migrated workers who build roads in Ladakh, India .<br /> <br /> <a href="https://ruralindiaonline.org/articles/pathways-to-the-clouds-driven-by-poverty">https://ruralindiaonline.org/articles/pathways-to-the-clouds-driven-by-poverty</a>
  • Untitled photo
  • The Wire : 17/05/2017
  • <a href="https://ruralindiaonline.org/en/albums/four-hundred-years-afloat-still-knocking-on-wood/">https://ruralindiaonline.org/en/albums/four-hundred-years-afloat-still-knocking-on-wood/</a>
  • Republished from The People's Archive of Rural India. <br /> <br /> The link <br /> <br /> <a href="https://thewire.in/160243/jungle-mother-transitory-life-arunachali-brokpa/">https://thewire.in/160243/jungle-mother-transitory-life-arunachali-brokpa/</a>
  • Welcome to the rarely seen world of semi-nomadic Yak Pastoralists (Brokpa) of Arunachal Pradesh. They born and live inside high altitude rain forest . And migrate up-to Tibet border through it just onset of summer.
  • The Wire.in 05.04.2017
  • <a href="https://ruralindiaonline.org/en/articles/the-endless-search-for-grazing-grounds/">https://ruralindiaonline.org/en/articles/the-endless-search-for-grazing-grounds/</a>
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