Meghana Sastry

Photojournalist

www.meghanasastry.visura.co

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Location: Bangalore, India

Nationality: Indian

Biography: Meghana Sastry is a photojournalist from Bangalore, the silicon valley of India . She holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Mass Communication. With a passion for storytelling, she is a well known for her tenacity and photo stories coupled with... read on

As the country opens up, salons are finally ready to function in full swing. To make clients feel safe, they've come up with a list of safety precautions.

This cheese factory is run by a Group of Monks at a Catholic seminary in Bangalore. In Bangalore they are best known for making divine Italian-style cheese. They supply their Italian-style cheese products to many five-star hotels and restaurants. Taj the Group of Hotels, The Oberoi and Olive Beach are some of their regular customers.

Highlinging during COVID. Bengaluru Boys find a hack to pursue their passion.
As the pandemic and lockdown make travel difficult, these boys in Bengaluru have found another way to practice their sport.

Bengaluru's hunger saviours distributed over 1 crore meals to the needy during lockdown.

Normal life disrupted as floods wrecks havoc in Bengaluru.
With the ongoing pandemic the floods have brought more troubles including the worry of a likelihood of communicable diseases.

Tension prevailed among the residents of a temporary settlement in Bengaluru’s Munnekolala near #Marathalli a Bengali settlement on February 13.

Bengaluru Lake breach: People recount the ordeals.
Eight hundred houses were inundated after the bund of Hulimavu lake off Bannerghatta Road breached.

Lockdown Tales: Bangalore Gurudwara packs langar for needy, humanity triumphs over coronavirus.
The Sikh community in Bangalore is now sending out food packets for those who need food during IndiaLockdown.

Here’s how Bangaloreans from different walks of life are spending time during COVID-19 lockdown.
Millions of us around the world are staying indoors, practicing social distancing to protect ourselves, and others, from the COVID-19 pandemic. Our daily routines have been disrupted, and many of us have been separated from family, friends, and work. The New Indian Express spoke to six Bangaloreans from different walks of life to know about their new routine and expectations post lockdown.

Manisha talks about her Netflix film Maska, her journey in cinema and life as an actress.

Karnataka government on March 13 ordered the closure of all universities, malls, cinema halls, pubs, night clubs and places of entertainment across the state, which witness huge gatherings, for the next one week beginning Saturday, to contain the spread of the virus.

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On November 24, when a contractor was carrying out work, a small opening in the lake bund was made which caused the breach, resulting in water gushing out, flooding homes.

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Updated: 06/30/20

Archived as: Documentary, Editorial, Film, Film Stills, Media, Mixed Medium, Multimedia, Photography, Photojournalism, Video

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