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India: Photographs from Jason Motlagh Part 2

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Today Maoist insurgents keen to exploit the state's enduring weaknesses stalk the Hindu heartland...

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No stranger to hardship, northern Bihar state – India's poorest and most corrupt – is faced with some degree of flooding each year. But none in distant memory compare to this year's monsoon deluge, a symptom of climate change that has affected tens of millions, killed hundreds and exposed the extent of state neglect rooted in class politics.

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