(Photo: Gautam Chatterjee)
The landscape appeared like a glorious canvas combining Van Gogh’s impressionism with Georges Seurat’s pointillism. Indian photojournalist Arjun Singh felt overwhelmed at nature’s beauty in front of him at the border of his country with neighboring Pakistan. He was covering a suicide-bombing happened just a week ago.
Soon, he heard the drum-roll of advancing war, when F-16 jet-fighters (US-built) of both countries began playing the cat-&-mouse game over distant mountain-range. He’s aware of millions of starving poor people on both sides, while millions of dollars got spent securing those war-instruments. Who benefits from their sales?
Mr. Singh knew the answer.
Soon, he heard the drum-roll of advancing war, when F-16 jet-fighters (US-built) of both countries began playing the cat-&-mouse game over distant mountain-range. He’s aware of millions of starving poor people on both sides, while millions of dollars got spent securing those war-instruments. Who benefits from their sales?
Mr. Singh knew the answer.
