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Flood relief distribution under a tarpaulin canopy with a red and patterned cloth overhead and blue tarps behind. A man in a white shirt and dark trousers holds an open cardboard box of supplies. A woman in a magenta kurta hands out items to seated men in the foreground, some in green and white clothes. Several men in white shirts and dhotis stand in the background among other relief workers and volunteers. Plastic chairs, a folding table and stacked cardboard boxes are visible.

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September 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefA photograph of flood relief distribution in an outdoor camp at Sindhanur, Karnataka. Under a blue tarpaulin and bamboo-pole shelter, a bald man in a white shirt and white dhoti stands behind a cardboard box, handing out packets, while a woman in a dark patterned top with a pendant necklace helps him. Dozens of men, women and children sit on the ground in front of them, many in white or pale clothes, with red caps and a woman in a green sari at the right. Blue tarpaulins, stacked wooden poles and parked motorcycles fill the background.A photo of a flood relief distribution under a tarpaulin shelter at Sindhanur, showing volunteers standing behind folding tables stacked with cardboard boxes of supplies. A man in a tan polo shirt and dark trousers stands at left, a man in a white shirt holds a box, a boy in a green shirt and jeans stands near the table, and a woman in a maroon kurta with folded arms stands center. Men in white shirts and white dhotis stand at right beside blue tarpaulin tents. Seated flood-affected villagers in white and dark clothes sit on the ground in the foreground, facing the volunteers. No a person candidate is visible.Outdoor relief camp under a red and patterned canopy with a row of colourful triangular flags along its edge. A man in a white shirt and white dhoti stands at centre holding a sheet of paper, with a boy in a green top and several adults in western and Indian clothes standing behind him. Blue tarpaulin shelters stand behind the group. Many men in white shirts sit on the ground in the foreground, and an elderly man in white and a shawl stands at right. Wooden poles and rope frame the tent.September 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefOutdoor flood relief distribution at a dusty roadside camp with blue tarpaulin shelters and bamboo poles. A bald older man in a white shirt and grey trousers bends to open a cardboard box, while a woman in a black floral top with dark hair pulled back helps lift it. Seated villagers, mostly men and boys, sit closely packed on the ground, some in white shirts and checked lungis, waiting for aid. Parked motorbikes, a truck and a green field are behind. A man in white kurta with a pendant stands at left.September 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefSeptember 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefSeptember 2006 - Sindhanur flood reliefA crowded outdoor food distribution under a large maroon and brown canopy supported by bamboo poles. Men in white shirts and trousers, some with white or red ID badges, stand at the front serving food in clear plastic containers, while a man at lower right bends over a steel tray. Women in saris and salwar, some wearing orange, red and pink saris and white shawls, wait with plates and containers in the dense crowd. Steel serving vessels and food packets line the table at lower right. Buildings and parked vehicles are visible behind the tent.2009-08-02Relief distribution under a tent with blue tarpaulins and a patterned awning at Sindhanur flood relief. Stacks of folded blankets and cloth bundles, plastic sacks and cardboard boxes fill the foreground. A man in a red cap and sunglasses sits in front, with white shirt and gold bracelet. Behind him a woman in dark top and a man in white kurta with a rudraksha-style mala stand near the goods. A smiling man in white kurta and white dhoti, wearing a dark beaded mala, holds a yellow cloth bundle while an older man in white dhoti and kurta receives it. Several other men in white stand in the background and children sit at the right edge.September 2006 - Sindhanur flood relief