Photo of the week

At the House of Mahendra Doshi warehouse in Wadala, Mumbai, the exhibition A History of India Through Chairs uses antique seating to trace craft traditions, colonial influence and design shifts.

When 14-year-old Rithved Girish photographed stingless bees in Kerala’s Mezhathur, he did not expect it to travel the world. His image has now scooped the top prize at Close-Up Photographer of the Year 7.

In Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh, 111 gram panchayats joined hands to revive the Tamsa River through desilting, clean-up drives and plantation. What changed along its banks?

When Ramya Sriram travelled to north Kerala to document Theyyam, she did not expect one powerful frame to gain global attention. Here’s the story behind that award-winning moment.

The opening of Srinagar's new chrysanthemum garden, Bagh-e-Gul-e-Dawood, brought visitors back during autumn, shifting the mood of a season that usually slows down before winter.

Most people fear snakes. Romulus Whitaker chose to study them. From Chennai, his work grew into a public shift in how snakes are seen across India.

Left at a Nagpur shelter as a newborn, Falgun grew up oceans away with one unanswered question. Four decades later, his return to India led to a reunion that stitched his story back together.

Birdev grew up following grazing routes and daily responsibilities in rural Maharashtra. Years later, that same discipline carried him into the IPS. This story traces the long, patient journey between the two.

Captured at Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, a fleeting wildlife moment has taken Baiju Patil to the top of global photography. This is the story of patience, time, and a photograph that made history.