The following photos were taken by Nusrath Yusuf ’13 and her fellow internship colleagues. Nusrath is a Brandeis-India Initiative Fellow who worked in Delhi and traveled to other areas with an internship with Operation ASHA. The organization aims to eradicate tuberculosis from third world countries and works in impoverished regions to provide cost-effective tuberculosis treatment.
Read Nusrath’s blog: Footprints and Stories
Young girl getting mehndi put on her hands at Lajpat Nagar Market, New Delhi
Victoria Memorial, Kolkatta - Originally built by the British while in India
Children and a cow in a slum near Tehkhand, South Delhi
Prayers dropped in a simple wooden box on Mother Teresa's tomb - AJC Bose Road, Kolkatta
The Golden Temple in Amritsar - a place that gets more visitors than the Taj Mahal every day
A man praying inside the Golden Temple, away from the crowds and tourists - Amritsar
All on the auto-rickshaw agreed, these were the happiest beggars they had seen in Delhi
People crowding around the main water supply pipeline to collect clean drinkable water on a 90 F day - Harkesh Nagar slums, South Delhi
6 months and about 100 empty strips later, the patient no longer has tuberculosis - Hazira, Gwalior
Children living in a 250-year old abandoned temple in Jaipur
"A simple picture, just because" - Wagah Border, Punjab
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