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Located in Bonogram, these sets of buildings are set for demolition paving the way for new modern flats. The news does not rest well with Sumitra debi, who has been an inhabitant of this locality for sixty years. She thinks that demolishing the buildings will not just cause a loss in the locality but also damage the whole neighbourly spirit that is prevalent at the moment. But on the other hand -726 buildings are among 3,000 structures in the city Rajuk and Dhaka City Corporation (DCC) marked as highly risky. A six-storey brick and lime building that collapsed june 20, 2004 killing 11 people was among the 32 built without any design. But unofficial sources said the number is much higher because Rajuk enlists an old building as vulnerable only when someone complaints about it. The predawn collapse of the building No. 81, which was one of the risky structures, is the latest incident that replays a 1982 collapse of the house No. 10 in Shankhari Bazar that killed seven people. Although som

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Vendors at Chawk Bazaar (photo)

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Students are seen from the madrasa (Muslim religious) school in old Dhaka. Bangladesh. May 10, 2007. (photo)

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A foreigner prepares his kite with some Bangladeshi boys during the kite festival organized by Dhakabasi. A cultural organization from old Dhaka, arranges the traditional kite festival every year to promote the heritages of Dhaka. Dhaka, Bangladesh February 16, 2007. (photo)

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Portrait of a daily labourer at Gabtoli Ghat, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 24, 2005. (photo)

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Gold smith at Shakhari bazar, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 22, 2005. (photo)

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A woman selling flowers for Hindu worship (puja) at Shakhari bazar, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 22, 2005. (photo)

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A family celebrating holi in old dhaka. (photo)

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A fire-eating performance in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. (photo)

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Two bakers baking Bakharkhani a popular food at Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. 2007. (photo)

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Family consisting of mother, child and grandmother in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. May 10, 2007. (photo)

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Tombs of some important people inside the Hindu temple in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. May 10, 2007. (photo)

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The historic Ahsan Manjil situated at Kumartoli on the bank of the Buriganga river, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The palace had been used as the residential palace and court of the Nawabs of Dhaka. It was built in 1872 by Nawab Khwaja Abdul Ghani. Ahsan Manzil is one of the significant architectural monuments of the country. It has been turned into a museum recently. Dhaka, Bangladesh. August 15, 2006. (photo)

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Women working in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. (photo)

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A man plays fire in Old Dhaka celebrating Poush Sankranti, the end of the Bangla month Poush. Dhaka, Bangladesh. January 14, 2007. (photo)

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Hindu wedding ceremony at old Dhaka. Bangladesh. February 3, 2006. (photo)

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A farmer washing his cow in the polluted water of the Buri ganga river at Swarighat, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. March 11, 2005. (photo)

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A boat is being built at the Buriganga dockyard, Keraniganj, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. July 4, 2005. (photo)

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Hindu wedding ceremony at old Dhaka. Bangladesh. February 3, 2006. (photo)

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A fruit vendor at Chwak Bazar in Old Dhaka, The capital city of Bangladesh. Dhaka, Bangladesh. October 7, 2005. (photo)

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A street child playing on the dam built on Buriganga river at Rayerbazar, Old dhaka, Bangladesh. October 27, 2005. (photo)

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The horse carts of Old Dhaka carrying a hundred year old tradition besides modern means of transportation. Horse carts are decreasing in number day by day. A few still appear in down town of the capital beside other automobiles and rickshaws. Bangladesh. May10, 2007. (photo)

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Wiring in tenement buildings in Old Dhaka near Sadarghat, the port of Old Dhaka., 2009 (b/w photo)

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Wiring in tenement buildings in Old Dhaka near Sadarghat, the port of Old Dhaka., 2009 (b/w photo)

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A traditional iftar market at Chawkbazar in Old Dhaka during Ramadan - the ninth month of the Hijri calendar. During Ramadan, Muslims do not eat or drink from dawn to dusk and are also expected to refrain from impure thoughts or acts. The magrib azan at sunset signals the end of the fast, traditionally marked with a meal known as iftar. In Bangladesh, people traditionally eat dates and drink something cold such as a glass of water or sherbet. Other special traditional food is also prepared for this meal. Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 14, 2007. . (photo)

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Doi Bora, a special iftar item sold in Chawkbazar Ifter market in Old Dhaka during Ramadan - the ninth month of the Hijri calendar. During Ramadan, Muslims do not eat or drink from dawn to dusk and are also expected to refrain from impure thoughts or acts. The magrib azan at sunset signals the end of the fast, traditionally marked with a meal known as iftar. In Bangladesh, people traditionally eat dates and drink something cold such as a glass of water or sherbet. Other special traditional food is also prepared for this meal. Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 14, 2007. (photo)

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Stagnant rain water with tannery waste make the Hazaribagh area in Old Dhaka most polluted. Hundreds of tanneries situated at the place made the Buriganga River most polluted. Dhaka, Bangladesh. June 20, 2007. (photo)

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An iftar vendor waits for customer at Chawkbazar Iftar market in Old Dhaka during Ramadan - the ninth month of the Hijri calendar. During Ramadan, Muslims do not eat or drink from dawn to dusk and are also expected to refrain from impure thoughts or acts. The magrib azan at sunset signals the end of the fast, traditionally marked with a meal known as iftar. In Bangladesh, people traditionally eat dates and drink something cold such as a glass of water or sherbet. Other special traditional food is also prepared for this meal. Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 14, 2007. (photo)

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Boy leading blind man in Old Dhaka., 2006 (b/w photo)

Boy leading blind man in Old Dhaka., 2006 (b/w photo)

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Tailor with spectacles at work in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Tailor with spectacles at work in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Welcome for Europeans in Old Dhaka (RG), Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Welcome for Europeans in Old Dhaka (RG), Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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In September 2004, for the first time in its history the North-South road in old Dhaka was submerged in flood water after a continuous rain fall for two days. September 14, 2004. (photo)

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A purohit (priest) is conducting the rituals of a Hindu wedding ceremony at old Dhaka, Bangladesh. February 3, 2006. (photo)

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A traditional ifter market at Chawkbazar in Old Dhaka during Ramadan - the ninth month of the Hijri calendar. During Ramadan, Muslims do not eat or drink from dawn to dusk and are also expected to refrain from impure thoughts or acts. The magrib azan at sunset signals the end of the fast, traditionally marked with a meal known as iftar. In Bangladesh, people traditionally eat dates and drink something cold such as a glass of water or sherbet. Other special traditional food is also prepared for this meal. Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 14, 2007. (photo)

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Street vendor selling boiled koela and chicken eggs at Chawkbazar, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. December 23, 2005. (photo)

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Portrait of a man spinning cotton in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Portrait of a man spinning cotton in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Portrait of Bangladeshi woman in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Portrait of Bangladeshi woman in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Man with hose in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Man with hose in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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St. Thomas' Anglican Church in Johnson Road was completed in 1819, and consecrated on Sunday, July 10, 1824 by Bishop Heber, the Metropolitan of Calcutta when he was visiting Dhaka. Externally, its porch, crenellated parapet, clock tower and Gothic arches are similar to the parish churches in England. The main hall is flat roofed supported by wooden girders inside, but the verandah roof is sloped. Two fluted pillars with no load bearing functions dominate an interior that is bare of statuary, but has an altar and crucifix. Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 25, 2008. (photo)

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Man in workshop in a listed building in Old Dhaka., 2011 (b/w photo)

Man in workshop in a listed building in Old Dhaka., 2011 (b/w photo)

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Rickshaws and crowds in Soderghat on the Buriganga, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Rickshaws and crowds in Soderghat on the Buriganga, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Man hammering steel pegs, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Man hammering steel pegs, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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A memorial at Bahadur Shah Park in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is a war memorial and a tribute to the martyrs who fought in the first liberation war or the First War of Independence against British rule. It was here that the conflicting Sepoys and their civil compatriots were publicly hanged. It was built in 1858 at the initiative of Nawab Khwaja Abdul Ghani, in the Sadarghat area, on the ruins of an old building, called Antaghar. Dhaka, Bangladesh. November 24, 2006. (photo)

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Pogose School established at Dhaka in 1848 as the first private school of the country by N P Pogose, an Armenian merchant. It was at first housed in the ground floor of Pogose's residence and was known as Pogose Anglo-Vernacular School. In 1855, it was moved from there to a rented house owned by JC Panioty of Armanitola. Five years later it was moved to a two-storied building at Shadraghat, from where it was finally shifted to its present location at Chittaranjan Avenue. Dhaka, Bangladesh. August 16, 2008 . (photo)

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A man in the midst of the Color Festival of Holi in Old Dhaka. The colorful festival of Holi is celebrated in late February or early March. Dhaka, Bangladesh. March 4, 2007. (photo)

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An artist works on the clay idol of the Hindu Goddess Durga ahead of the biggest Hindu festival Durga Puja in Old Dhaka. Bangladesh. October 9, 2007. (photo)

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Man ironing in the dockside of Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Man ironing in the dockside of Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Street on the edge of Old Dhaka packed with rickshaws,Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Street on the edge of Old Dhaka packed with rickshaws,Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Steps to the Buriganga River, boats and passengers in Old Dhaka., 2011 (b/w photo)

Steps to the Buriganga River, boats and passengers in Old Dhaka., 2011 (b/w photo)

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Portrait of a street trader with white beard in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Portrait of a street trader with white beard in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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The Lalbagh Fort in Old Dhaka (photo)

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The Lalbagh Fort in Old Dhaka (photo)

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The Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority, DWASA, provides water to poor and floating people through about 1000 street taps in the city. However the taps are stolen so often that most of the times water is seen falling continuously from the bare supply pipes. People of Old Dhaka made this contraption to prevent wastage of water. Sadarghat, Dhaka, Bangladesh. November 7, 2006. (photo)

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The Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority, DWASA, provides water to poor and needy people through about 1,000 street taps in the city. However, the taps are stolen so often that it is common to see water running continuously from the supply pipes. People living in Old Dhaka made this contraption to prevent wastage of water. Sadarghat, Dhaka, Bangladesh. November 7, 2006. (photo)

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Portrait of smiling man, Old Dhaka, 2004 (b/w photo)

Portrait of smiling man, Old Dhaka, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Woman sitting by a tea stall in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Woman sitting by a tea stall in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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A woman with a pitcher in her home, in Shankhari Bazaar, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. March 13, 2009. (photo)

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Man carrying 20+ bricks in head-basket in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Man carrying 20+ bricks in head-basket in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Rocket crew taking a morning wash in Soderghat on the Buriganga, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Rocket crew taking a morning wash in Soderghat on the Buriganga, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Portrait of smiling man, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Portrait of smiling man, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Rocket crew taking a morning wash in Soderghat on the Buriganga, Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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Conversation in Old Dhaka between Dick Doughty and a man who irons shirts, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

Conversation in Old Dhaka between Dick Doughty and a man who irons shirts, Bangladesh, 2004 (b/w photo)

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The Baldah Garden, a botanical Garden located at Wari in the old part of the city of Dhaka. It is one of the oldest botanical gardens established in this part of Bengal by the naturalist, philanthropist and poet Narendra Narayan Roy Chaudhury, landlord of the Estate of Baldah, in 1909. The Baldah Garden is now managed as a satellite unit of the National Botanical Garden by the Department of Forestry. Dhaka, Bangladesh. October 01, 2008. (photo)

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A child with his grandmother. Dhaka, Bangladesh. April 29, 2007. (photo)

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Mother and children looking out of a window in Old Dhaka through electrical wiring., 2009 (b/w photo)

Mother and children looking out of a window in Old Dhaka through electrical wiring., 2009 (b/w photo)

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Pronam a way of salutation in the Bengali Hindu culture when young people touch the feet of the elderly ones in reverence for their blessings. Shankhari Bazaar, Old Dahka, Bangladesh. July 7, 2009. (photo)

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A smiling elderly man. Sadargaht in Dhaka, Bangladesh. November 9, 2006. (photo)

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Munem Wasif's photo exhibition "Blood Splinter of Jute" in a building site in Old Dhaka., 2009 (b/w photo)

Munem Wasif's photo exhibition "Blood Splinter of Jute" in a building site in Old Dhaka., 2009 (b/w photo)

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The Lalbagh Fort or Fort Aurangabad, an incomplete Mughal palace fortress in Old Dhaka. The construction of the fort was commenced in 1678 AD by Prince Muhammad Azam during his 15 month long vice-royalty of Bengal, but before he could complete the work he was recalled by Aurangzeb. His successor, Shaista Khan did not continue the work, though he stayed in Dhaka up to 1688. His daughter Bibi Pari (Lady Fairy) died here in 1684 and this led him to consider the fort to be ominous. Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 16, 2008. (photo)

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The Star Mosque, locally known as Tara Masjid, is a mosque located, at the Armanitola area of the old part of Dhaka city. The mosque has ornate designs and is decorated with motifs of blue stars. It was built in the first half of the 19th century by one Mirza Golam Pir. Bangladesh. August 19, 2008. (photo)

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Sujon, 12 years old, had been born without hands but he takes part in the struggle for survival and ferries people across the Buriganga river. Sadarghat in Old Dhaka, Bangladesh. February 15, 2008. (photo)

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Man sleeping on a flat-bed rickshaw amid bamboo scaffolding near Soderghat in Old Dhaka., 2011 (b/w photo)

Man sleeping on a flat-bed rickshaw amid bamboo scaffolding near Soderghat in Old Dhaka., 2011 (b/w photo)

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The Lalbagh Fort, locally known as Lalbagh Kella is an incomplete palace fortress in Lalbagh, in Old Dhaka, built by the Mughals in the late 16th century. Dhaka, Bangladesh. February 14, 2008. (photo)

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A playful child on a rickshaw. Dhaka, Bangladesh. May 16, 2007. (photo)

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Mosque (photo)

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Mosque (photo)

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Hinduism (photo)

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The Ahsan Manjil is situated in Kumartoli, on the banks of the Buriganga river, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was the residential palace and court of the Nawabs of Dhaka. Built in 1872 by Nawab Khwaja Abdul Ghani, Ahsan Manzil is one of the significant architectural monuments of the country. It has been turned into a museum recently. Bangladesh. November 1, 2009. (photo)

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A Muslim praying at the porch of Star Mosque, locally known as Tara Masjid. It is located, at the Armanitola area of the old part of Dhaka city. The mosque has ornate designs and is decorated with motifs of blue stars. It was built in the first half of the 19th century by one Mirza Golam Pir. Bangladesh. August 19, 2008. (photo)

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Mosque (photo)

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Hinduism (photo)

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Mosque (photo)

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Humayun Kabir has lost some of his fingers more than 15 years ago in an accident while working at the shaving machine. Part of the story Grey Reality, on Hazaribagh area in Old Dhaka, by Saikat Ranjan Bhadra. Hazaribagh, Dhaka, Bangladesh. March 9, 2009. (photo)

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Northbrooke Hall, a 19th century building, popularly known as Lalkuthi, for its deep red colour, is situated at Farashganj, Dhaka on the north bank of the Buriganga River. Dhaka, Bangladesh. July 26, 2008. (photo)

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Hinduism (photo)

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A man collecting animal fat and tissue dumped beside a road in Hazaribagh, in Old Dhaka. Tannery wastes piled on road sides in front of the factories rot and make the air heavy with germs and acute stench. It often causes diarrhea and other such illness among the residents in the area. Part of the story Grey Reality, on Hazaribagh area in Old Dhaka, by Saikat Ranjan Bhadra. Hazaribagh, Dhaka, Bangladesh. December 16, 2008. (photo)

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Habib Hossain is 69 years old and he has been working in the tanneries for more than 40 years. Fifteen years ago he lost two fingers in an accident while operating a machine. It occurs frequently in this section. Part of the story Grey Reality, on Hazaribagh area in Old Dhaka, by Saikat Ranjan Bhadra. Hazaribagh, Dhaka, Bangladesh. April 7, 2009. (photo)

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Hinduism (photo)

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