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- A homeless woman sits by the entrance to the a dilapidated shelter for homeless people in New Delhi, Dec. 30, 2022. The piercing chill is an ordeal for the city’s homeless, with New Delhi Sunday recording the minimum temperature of 5.5 degrees Celsius (41.9 Fahrenheit). New Delhi's 195 homeless shelters can accommodate only about 19,000 people, leaving tens of thousands struggling to keep warm. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)
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AP PHOTOS: New Delhi's homeless shiver in biting cold
By ALTAF QADRI - Associated Press
Sun,01/01/23-11:37PM , 87 Reads
NEW DELHI (AP) — When midnight approaches in New Delhi and a freezing fog settles over the Indian capital, thousands of homeless people spread torn mattresses and blankets on the pavements and lie on them to keep warm.
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- A woman holds the hand of a child and wades through floodwaters along the banks of the river Yamuna in New Delhi, India, Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2022. For those living along the floodplains of the Yamuna River, being dislocated by floods has become a way of life. The latest displacement was an indirect consequence of extreme rainfall in upstream states in the Himalayan mountain region that resulted in the swelling of rivers and opening of many dams that were unable to accommodate the excess water. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)
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AP PHOTOS: In Delhi, migrants battered repeatedly by floods
By ALTAF QADRI - Associated Press
Sat,10/08/22-2:12AM , 98 Reads
NEW DELHI (AP) — For Bhagwan Devi, 38, and Shivakumar, 40, and their four children, a flood follows unseasonal rain so often now they have less and less time to pick up the pieces and start over again.

Devi and Shivakumar had to flee their hut on the banks of the Yamuna River earlier this month as water levels rose without warning.
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