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The Other India
Inside South Asia’s Fiercest Slum

Text and Photographs by Zvika Krieger

The Bombay slums are synonymous with crime, squalor, dirty politics, and communal riots, and Dharavi is the biggest and most fearsome of the lot. Not far from the Bombay airport, almost one million people live in South Asia’s largest slum.

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Rick Warren’s Purpose-Driven Plan

Katrina and Christianity

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