Sensibility Objectified by Sarbari Roy

Indian renowned sculptor Sarbari Roy Choudhury’s exhibition title Sensibility Objectified is recently held at Bengal Gallery of Fine Arts.  With a sculptural sensibility shaped by his early contacts with the masters of modern sculpture in the West, Sarbari Roy Choudhury is essentially a modeler in the best modernist tradition for which sculpture is the magical act of turning clay into flesh. And in this he is almost without a parallel among his contemporaries. Dhaka June 2009. © Monirul Alam

Sensibility Objectified by Sarbari Roy

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Monsoon Rain

The first monsoon rain is falling on the Buriganga River this year. The boat man taking shelter under the umbrella and observe the rain. Monsoon is the wind system that dominates the climate of South Asia and the area around the Indian Ocean. Washpur Ghat, Dhaka. June 2009. © Monirul Alam

Monsoon Rain

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Trains Collide head-on

A rescue team removing the damage bogies of the train. Two express trains collide head-on just the outside Kamalapure Railway station leaving a man dead and six others injured. Station sources said when Mymensing-bound Isakhan express train was departing the station around 2.40pm; Mohanagar intercity train from Chittagong was approaching the station on the same lines. June 2009 Dhaka Bangladesh. © Monirul Alam

Trains Collide head-on

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River Pollution

Millions of cubic meters of sewage and industrial and house hold waste fall into the Balu River. Residents including children of Trimohoni area have to cross the dangerously polluted Balu river by the boat to go about their daily chores, as boats are the only transports connection them with the rest of the world. Dhaka June 2009 © Monirul Alam
River Pollution
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Industrial Waste

Labors collect industrial waste from Savar (Dhaka Export Processing Zone) DEPZ. Everyday 1.3 million Cubic meters of industrial waste discharged . These industries directly discharge chemicals like ammonia, acids, chloride, arsenic, sulfur, chlorine, benzene, and metals like chromium, aluminum, copper, lead, zinc, silver, etc. Industrial waste makes up 60 percent of total pollution. June 2006 Savar, Dhaka. © Monirul Alam

Industrial Waste
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