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Narayana Swamy Subbaraman

Chennai, India
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About Narayana
A freelance photojournalist and visual editor based out of Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Narayana Swamy is interested in documenting social and environmental issues, humanitarian stories and ancient architecture of Tamil Nadu. He believes in the importance of living in the moment as well as the ability to humanize any given situation. His works have been featured in the print and online platforms of The Hindu, WaterAid India, UN Global Goals, The Independent, The New Indian Express, Deccan Chronicle, ORB Media and Photofie. He is available for editorial assignments / commissioned work in India.​

An undergraduate with a Bachelor's in Journalism from Madras Christian College, Chennai. His interests in photojournalism sparked off during his stint as a Photo Intern with The Hindu.

When not on assignments, he likes travelling and meeting people, also have conversations about life and beyond.

You can check out my portfolio at www.narayanaswamysubbaraman.com
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Urban nomads: the floating population who fall asleep under the stars on Chennai’s rail lines

17 Oct 2020  |  The Independent
The article provides a poignant glimpse into the lives of homeless individuals who find shelter in the vast, often abandoned railway stations of Chennai, India. It focuses on the experiences of Parthasarathy, a laborer who missed his train and slept on a bench, and Ramesh, a disabled day laborer who considers the railway station his home. The Chennai Mass Rapid Transit System (MRTS), built in 1995 to reduce travel time for a growing population, now serves as an unintended refuge for the city's nomadic and disabled poor. The article highlights the challenges faced by this floating population, including police harassment and social stigma. It paints a picture of urban isolation and the struggle for survival in a city that has turned its back on its most vulnerable citizens.
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