InDPC Transforming Women Award

InDPC Transforming Women Award is a prestigious recognition for women documentary photographers. Through this award we celebrate powerful visual storytelling that captures real-life narratives on personal, social and environmental problems

The Unspoken ‘rules’ of being a Woman in Public Spaces

Young artist Alifiyah Rajkotwala, through her work ‘Girl In Public’, explores the themes of shame, social conditioning, sexuality, and policing of women in society. Navigating the invisible

‘Reimagining’ Women’s Place in Bengal’s Bohurupi Tradition

Lens based multidisciplinary Artist Shrabana Das traces the blurred out presence of women in one of Bengal’s dwindling folk cultures. Kolkata based multidisciplinary artist Shrabana Das’ Shape

Stories behind the paint

This photo-feature takes a deeper look beyond the colorful disguise of the ‘Bahurupi’ community, a dying art form in the rural parts of West Bengal. Their culture

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At InDPC, we believe in the power of visual storytelling to inspire change, foster dialogue and bring unheard voices to the forefront. Our mission is to support and showcase documentary works that highlight the diverse and dynamic narratives of world.

Stories behind the paint

This photo-feature takes a deeper look beyond the colorful disguise of the ‘Bahurupi’ community, a dying art form in the rural parts of West Bengal. Their culture

Local Hands, Big Screen – Days of magic at Cinema on Wheels

A whirlwind of uncontrollable excitement greeted us as Cinema on Wheels

The Archive Was Never Just a Storeroom

(This Article is based on an exclusive interview of Photography Educator, Faculty at Department of Photographic Design, NID Gandhinagar, Amarnath Praful with Indian DocumentaryPhoto Collective)