One Photographer Got Children to Capture the Side of Chennai's 'Rowdy Area' the World Never Sees
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Photographer M Palanikumar has placed cameras in the hands of first-generation learners in Chennai's Vyasarpadi neighbourhood, empowering children like 20-year-old Rasiya Banu to document their community and challenge stereotypes through visual storytelling since the organization's founding in 2014.
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