Aman Kanojiya
I'm a graduate in arts, I am a photography and videography enthusiast. I also have a good grasp on photojournalism, Videography & editing. I am a Multimedia Journalist at Media India Group, I also some working web, I design web pages and takes care of web maintenance. At MIG, I improve my skills I also learning various software including Adobe After Effects. and also Student of Photography Promotion Trust.
India In 2021
January 3, 2022
A year that brought for many, more negativity than positivity. In 2021 India was hit hard by the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic and many other natural and human disasters. There were barely a handful of positives like performance of Indian team at the Tokyo Olympics. As we star...
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Farmers Protest: A year of struggles, losses and wins
December 25, 2021
On a wintry Saturday afternoon, as the Sun begins its descent on the horizon, the tension that had been ever-present at the Singhu Border, the site of farmers’ protest in New Delhi for over a year, seems to have disappeared. Instead, there is an air of relaxed humour and banter...
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Devotees throng churches to celebrate Christmas
December 25, 2021
The entire world takes some time off this time of the year. On December 25, people with their family and friends meet and celebrate the joyous birth of Lord Jesus by sharing laughs, cakes and cookies. Christmas also commemorates the spirit of giving, affection and encourages harm...
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Tears and cheers as farmers bid farewell
December 18, 2021
Mixed emotions dominate the mood at various sites on Delhi’s borders where thousands of farmers and their supporters have protested for almost 13 months. The happiness and cheer is clearly all around as farmers begin packing up to go back home at long last after their union...
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Farmers Protest: A saga of sorrow and delight
December 13, 2021
“Jo bole so Nihaal! Sat Sri Akal” shouts a young boy, sitting in the driver’s seat on a tractor at the Singhu Border on Saturday as his family finished packing their belongings on the journey back home as the year-long farmers’ protest at Singhu Border was suspended by fa...
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Poor poll prospects push Modi to repeal farm laws
November 20, 2021
The repeal of the extremely contentious farm laws is one of the biggest political and ideological defeats for the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which had over the past 18 months invested a lot of air time as well political capital and its entire weight behind the fa...
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Thousands mark Chhath Puja 2021 in Delhi
November 11, 2021
It is still dark, with the dense, toxic smog that has come to symbolise New Delhi each winter, enveloping in a tight embrace the entire city and the Yamuna River, already covered with a dense toxic foam. As the city lights struggle to penetrate the poisonous air and even before t...
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Potters Village in Delhi: Shaping a bright Diwali
November 4, 2021
During the festive season, the narrow lanes of West Delhi’s “Kumhar Gaon” or Potter’s Village seem flooded with a wide range of artistic terracotta pottery creations. The artists, who have mastered this skill over several generations voice their concerns over the dominan...
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Ghazipur flower market blooms again
November 3, 2021
As one enters the Ghazipur flower market one can only see heaps of colourful flowers spread across the entire market, sprawled on over 15 acres of land and considered to be the biggest flower market in India. Rose, lily, mogra, marigold, orchid, chrysanthemum, rajnigandha — you...
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Delhi’s transgenders lend helping hand to Yamuna clean up
October 25, 2021
On Saturday, Delhi-based NGO Aarohan came together with volunteers from AIIMS, Delhi Police and organisations like ISKCON and the Lahar Foundation to conduct a cleanup of the Yamuna River at ITO Chhat Ghat. The cleanup is an annual event and this year Aarohan, along with i...
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Diwali lights up Potters’ Village in Delhi
October 23, 2021
With Diwali and several other festivals just coming up, West Delhi’s “Kumhar Gaon” or Potter’s Village seems flooded with a wide range of artistic terracotta pottery creations, all made by artisans who have been practicing this art for several generations. The bigg...
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Dussehra in Delhi: Artisans complain of poor sales of Ravana’s effigies
October 12, 2021
The most commonly recognised image of Dussehra is the sight of effigies of the demon king Ravana and his brothers Meghnad and Kumbhakarna going up in flames as the Hindu deity Lord Rama and his brother Lakshman shoot fire arrows at them. Within a matter of minutes, amidst loud ch...
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