People at a remote Nuer cattle camp by the Baro River near the Sudanese border.

A remote Nuer cattle camp by the Baro River near the Sudanese border.

An Anuak girl making a bracelet from coloured galss beads.

Children in a remote Nuer cattle camp by the Baro River not far from the Sudanese border. Their bodies are stained grey by an ash mixture rubbed into their bodies as protection from biting flies.

A remote Nuer cattle camp by the Baro River near the Sudanese border.

A remote Nuer cattle camp by the Baro River not far from the Sudanese border.

A remote Nuer cattle camp by the Baro River not far from the Sudanese border.

An Anuak woman smokes a water pipe.

A remote Nuer cattle camp by the Baro River not far from the Sudanese border.

A remote Nuer cattle camp by the Baro River near the Sudanese border.

Two Anuak girls, one of whom smokes a pipe made from a gourd.

Anuak children play with a clay doll.

An Anuak woman carries a gourd on her head.

A Nuer woman is treated for an injury by a male Nuer nurse.

A man struggles through the sand with a bicycle loaded down by a sack of coal.

Ponds for storing waste water used for washing coal at Tata Steel's Jamadhoba coal mine.

A labourer with a shovel over his shoulder at Tata Steel's Jamadhoba coal mine

A miner carries a huge block of coal through a tunnel deep underground at Tata Steel's Jamadhoba coal mine.

A bare chested miner in an underground tunnel in one of Tata Steel's coal mines.

At the Jamshedpur Tata Steel plant women, from one of the region's many indigenous tribal peoples (Adivasi), take advantage of heated waste water to wash clothes and sheets.

A newspaper vendor and customer at one of the entrance gates to the Tata Steel plant in Jamshedpur. This is the country's biggest and oldest steel works, employing some 26500 people.

Exhausted workers take a rest during their lunch break at the Tata Steel works in Jamshedpur. This is the country's biggest and oldest steel works, employing some 26500 people.

A worker moves a piece of metal being formed in a furnace at Tata Steel's Tayo plant. The facility produces plant, such as heavy rollers for paper mills.

Two women fill old tin food cans with water at the Tat STeel works where they are employeed as unskilled labourers. The women belong to one of the region's many indigenous tribal peoples (Adivasi).

A steel worker walks along a road with the Tata Steel works dominating the background. This is the country's biggest and oldest steel works, employing some 26500 people.

A security guard cleans a sign at the entrance to the Tata Steel iron ore mine.

Employees at the Tata Steel works in Jamshedpur. This is the country's biggest and oldest steel works, employing some 26500 people.

A portrait of an employee at the Tata Steel works in Jamshedpur. This is the country's biggest and oldest steel works, employing some 26500 people.

Two Nuer children with some cattle in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between their villages where they live during summer to tempo...

A Nuer woman pounding maize in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, betw...

A Nuer man in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. The parallel scars on his forehead are a sign of his manhood. Every cattle breeding ethnic group in the region has different scar patterns....

A Nuer cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between their villages where they live during summer to temporary cattle camps in winter. They...

Nuer girls pounding maize in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, betwee...

Nuer girls pounding maize in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, betwee...

A Nuer child stands in front of cattle in a camp on the banks of the Baro River. In the evenings they burn smoky dung fires to protect the cattle from stinging flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle...

A Nuer cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. In the evenings they burn smoky dung fires to protect the cattle from stinging flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, between...

A Nuer cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. In the evenings they burn smoky dung fires to protect the cattle from stinging flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between...

Nuer fishing in the Baro River. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, between their villages where they live during summer to temporary cattle camps in winter. They are a minority in...

A Nuer cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between their villages where they live during summer to temporary cattle camps in winter. They...

Nuer women with children in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between...

Nuer girls pounding maize in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, betwee...

Nuer girls pounding maize in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, betwee...

Nuer children in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, between their vill...

Nuer children in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, between their vill...

Nuer women with children in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between...

A Nuer woman in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between their villages where they live during summer to temporary cattle camps in w...

Nuer women with children in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between...

A Nuer woman in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between their villages where they live during summer to temporary cattle camps in w...

Nuer women in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate between their villages where they live during summer to temporary cattle camps in win...

A Nuer woman with children in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate betwee...

A Nuer man in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. The parallel scars on his forehead are a sign of his manhood. Every cattle breeding ethnic group in the region has different scar patterns....

A Nuer man in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. The parallel scars on his forehead are a sign of his manhood. Every cattle breeding ethnic group in the region has different scar patterns....

Nuer children in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, between their vill...

Nuer children in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, between their vill...

Nuer children in a cattle camp on the banks of the Baro River. They rub ash on their skin as protection against biting flies. The Nuer are traditionally cattle breeders and migrate, between their vill...

A woman sweeps dust from sacks of sorghum flour in a warehouse storing food relief aid at the Kakuma Refugee Camp.

A Dinka boy, living in the Kakuma Refugee Camp, holds aloft his model of a Russian Antonov cargo plane made from scraps of wood and metal.

A midwife, working in a health clinic at the Kakuma Refugee Camp, uses a Pinard Stethoscope to listen to the heart beat of a pregnant Dinka woman's foetus.

A midwife, working in a health clinic at the Kakuma Refugee Camp, uses a Pinard Stethoscope to listen to the heart beat of a pregnant Dinka woman's foetus.

A Dinka boy, with a leg injury, leans on a crutch while he waits to be seen at a Red Cross hospital.

Dinka pupils listen attentively to their teacher at an outdoor school in the Kakuma Refugee Camp.

A man crouches next to the funeral pyre (cremation ghat) of his younh daughter on the banks of the Bagmati River.

A man with a cigarette in his hand and another in his mouth. He has a tikalteeka, a mixture of abir (red powder dye), yoghurt and grains of rice applied by a priest as a blessing, on his forehead.

A young girl eating a radish.

A woman winnowing rice.

Three young girls reading from a text book during a class at school.

A portrait of a young girl with gold hoop earrings.

Three young children standing on the veranda of a building.

An elderly couple winnowing rice.

A young pupil, studying in a village school, writes on a small board with a piece of chalk.

A man, wrapped up against the cold, smokes a cigarette.

An elderly woman, wearing a pair of glasses with thick lenses, smiles a toothless smile.

A street musician plays a Sarangui, a type of violin,

A young girl with a tikalteeka, a mixture of abir (red powder dye), yoghurt and grains of rice applied by a priest as a blessing, on her forehead.

A woman harvesting crops in a field.

A group of boys take notes during a school class held in a machine room.

A young girl helps herself to a few grains of wheat as they drop from a hole in a sack being carried by a man into Panyagor Village.

A woman carries a hoe (mattock) to weed her coffee plants.

A woman cuts grass for her roof.

A couple study their accounts on the counter of their village shop.

A young girl carries an Iringa basket filled with freshly milled flour.

Munda farmers harvest Bottle Gourds in Barabanki Village. The Munda are an Adavasi (tribal) people, generally considered the indigenous peoples of the Indian subcontinent. The farmers have been assist...

A man has his eye pressure measured in the Tata Main Hospital.

Two children stand by a water pump in the village of Rankakoucha.

During morning rounds, Chief of Medical Indoor Services, Dr. S Mahapatra (centre), examines a patient on a ward for people suffering from strokes and head injuries in the Tata Main Hospital.

A Bhumij farmer spraying his cabbage crop with insecticide in the village of Jojo.

Mahato women attending a local literacy class in Pipla Village. The classes are sponsored by TSRDS (Tata Steel Rural Development Society). TSRDS is involved in various social development programmes ai...

A mother feeds her sick child on the children's ward of the Tata Main Hospital.

Munda children doing their homework in the courtyard of their family home in Idulbera Village. The Munda are an Adavasi (tribal) people generally considered the indigenous peoples of the Indian subcon...

A woman performs a Puja before a bust of J.N. Tata at the Jusco office (Jusco is a Tata Steel administration, that maintains civic amenities and facilities in Jamshedpur and supports many community de...