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MARCO RAMÍN FO TOGRAFÍA

reportaje corporativo, interiores, mixología, moda, retrato

MARCO RAMÍN FO TOGRAFÍA

reportaje corporativo, interiores, mixología, moda, retrato

Two children, backpacks on their shoulders, eyes gazing at the road. They wait for the school bus, perched on a timeworn wall next to an unfinished building. Here, amidst dust and plaster, artisans craft statues of Hindu deities, historical figures, and timeless myths. These sculptures come to life in the biggest festivals in India, like Ganesh Chaturthi and Durga Puja. Painted in vivid colors, they are worshipped before being immersed in water, as part of ancient rituals.
While these statues find their purpose, the future for many children in Rajasthan remains uncertain. School enrollment has improved, but in rural areas, access to quality education, infrastructure, and skilled teachers is still a challenge. To help the children, the Indian government has launched programs like the Midday Meal Scheme, offering free meals to encourage school attendance, and Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, promoting girls’ education and empowering young girls, especially in areas like Rajasthan.

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