Margaret Bourke-White Huge crowd of mourners, some climbing telephone poles, gathered to view funeral procession of assassinated Indian leader Mohandas K. Gandhi.
Dario Mitidieri Fiorze and Sadik smoke "brown sugar" (heroin) in alley in the red light district of Kamatipura
Unidentified Photographer Old Courthouse Street from Great Eastern Hotel; Government Telegraph Building in distance
Dario Mitidieri Lunch time at Dongri Children's Remand Home. It is Asia's largest remand house and its archaic system is every children nightmare
Unidentified Photographer The Wellesley Bridge across the Cauvery on the north-east face of the Fort of Srirangaptha
Unidentified Photographer [First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy feeding a baby elephant with Indira Ghandi, New Delhi]
Dario Mitidieri Amir, suffering from stomach worms, is comforted by one of his friends outside VT station
Dario Mitidieri After a police round up, Sabina (9) and her sister Nafisa (4) wait in a police station. They were later taken to Dongri Children's Remand Home
Sebastião Salgado Workers under contract to truck owners load trucks with coal, a dirty and exhausting job paid only twenty-two rupees ($1.30) per day.
Margaret Bourke-White [Zoology classes divided with female students sitting behind a purdah screen as their male counterparts sit in the open at Aligarh Muslim University of Aligarh]
Margaret Bourke-White [Mohandas Gandhi with hands clasped in prayer, standing near his nephew Kanu (R) and his wife Abha, as his secretaries (L-R) Sushila Pai, Raj Kumari and Pyarelal, sit at his feet during twilight meeting at his colony compound]
Margaret Bourke-White Gandhi Colony: Gandhi's morning walk with close inmates of the Ashram and members of his family. It is hard to overemphasize the importance of the daily ritual.
Dario Mitidieri Dilly Whalla plays with a friend's crutches in the early hours of the morning outside Victoria Terminus train station (VT)
