Cleaning up after the Mumbai marathon in Worli. These are self employed individuals who pick up all paper, plastic and metal waste and sell it to the recyclers, for a living in Mumbai.
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Thank you Rupam. You too.
DeleteGreat shot for the day. Hope your week is going well!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sylvia.
DeleteKids who should be in school? Sad! Atleast they are not begging! Hmm!
ReplyDeleteIt's sad to see kids working and not in school but I guess where you are, putting food on the table is more important to the poor than going to school.
ReplyDeletewell .. reality of our country right on the face !! No matter how much we show-off , India is a nation where hunger wins over childhood .. on every street , in every city and throughout !!
ReplyDeleteAmazing Capture bhai !!
An Eye-Opener everytime we hallucinate we are a developing nation !
nice capture...
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Well as always ur click is awesome but it is sad that at this tender age these kids should be in school whereas they are on streets earning food for them.
ReplyDeleteMay each find his daily rice-
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This is modern society... one man's garbage is another man's livelihood...
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ReplyDeleteA well placed shot for the theme - brings things to light.
nice pic
ReplyDeleteThank you Arumugam
DeleteSad state of affairs. But a lovely capture.
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Thank you Jyothi
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ReplyDeleteThank you Ali
DeleteThey look so young. Got to give them credit for their entrepreneurship, though. Back-breaking work!
ReplyDeleteDitto what Lowell said Deepak, good on them!
ReplyDeletebitter truth but a very good click.
ReplyDeleteThank you Meera
DeleteThe kids should be in school. :(
ReplyDeletegood recycling
ReplyDeleteWe see these under-appreciated people everywhere in India (railway stations especially)...
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