Tamil Nadu teens depict India’s workers

By exploiting the elderly woman, her hands surrounded tobacco around tobacco, around hundreds of cigarette around.

Photo is one of the most affected by Student Reshitha T in his village, which is playing the neighbors called Beedi.

“No one knows their work. You need to tell the stories that are unlike,” He told Rashmita BBC.

In the Igmore Museum of Chennai in a recent exhibition on India’s workers

All photos have been adopted by 40 students from the government of Tamil Nadu, the lives of their parents, or other adults of their parents.

Separately highlighted from quarry workers, piercing welds, and the Backbreking work by Backbriking work by Backbreking work was that the picturesque were varied.

For example, many beydy rollers, because of a dangerous job, it is prey to destruction and tuberculosis of lungs.

“Their houses shake tobacco,” she said, “she said, and the neighbors are hammering.

Only every 1,000 cigarette, only Rs 250 will be achieved only Rs 250 (2.90; £ 2.20), she told BBC.

Jayaraj Mother Pajaniyamman worked as a brick producer in the Erode district of the state. In the clay, a clay and sand mixture is also seen and forming bricks in the hands.

Jayaraj was sleeping at 2 o’clock to snap, because his mother begins at the midnight.

“She needs to start early in the afternoon sun,” he said.

He really realized that when she began his photography project, he really learned that she had to endure, he added.

“My mother is complaining about my mother’s headache, feet pain, and hips pain, and sometimes boothing.

On the Madurai district of Madurai, his father Sells the goods from an old van.

Her dad should get a dialysis twice a week after losing a kidney two years ago.

Despite the dialysis, he drives to the nearby villages to sell the goods, “says Lakshmi.

“There is no luxury of resting at home.”

But despite a serious condition, his father is like a hero, Gopicha said he was making a young day routine.

The pictures with a professional camera were not easy at the beginning, but the students said it was easily after the training for months of training.

I learn how to shoot at night, arrange shutter speed and aperture, “Living in Tekazi district.

For her plan, Keerthi decided to record the daily lives of the mother’s Muthalakshmi’s daily life in front of their home.

“Dad is not feeling well, so take care of the mum two shop and house,” they said. “She woke up at 4 o’clock and runs up to 11pm.”

Her photos depict her photos when source goods travel through the source goods through public buses.

“I wanted to show what a woman is doing to improve a woman to improve the life of a woman,” she said.

Mukesh K spent four days of father and records working in a quarry.

“His father staying here and come home once a week,” he said.

Mukesh’s father operates from 3 am and is running up to 3pm to 7PM after short relaxation. He earns a meager amount About Rs 500 a day.

“There is no beds or clot in their room. My father sleeps in empty storey sites in the quarry,” he said. Last year he had a sun bite because he was working under the hot sun. “

Students of 13 to 17 students study different art forms, including photography, as part of a venture.

“The idea of ​​the establishment of the founder of the founder of the Founder of the Competitor of the Comprehensive Development Project and the Founder of the Nearest Development Scheme in Government Schools in Tamil Nadu.

“They recorded the working people around. Learned their lives is the beginning of social change,” he added.

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