Contrasting Devlali, a town where no one sleeps, with Ganne, where children are eating mud, Sonologue contributed two pieces to a special show of South Asia Wired on hunger.

At Sewri, an industrial suburb near Mumbai, you can find a treat for tired eyes. Along the backdrop of industry and with the whistle of a train ringing through the air, like rose petals clustered on glass, you can see a flock of real live flamingos - a thousand of them calmly rocking on the waves.

A graffiti project has been launched in India that’s about more than just spray cans and eluding authority. Actually, “The Wall Project” is a sort of “graffiti for good”, for a sense of common space, aesthetics and a whole lot more - follow the RNW link to listen to the program (click the |> play button and stream it from the Earthbeat page).