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Standing against Phailin
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Artist Sudarsan Pattnaik creates a sand sculpture to appeal for help to the victims of Cyclone Phailin at Odisha's Puri beach. (PTI Photo)
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A fisher family salvages materials from their house damaged during Cyclone Phailin in Podampetta village near Humma, about 190 kilometers south of Bhubaneswar. (Raj K Raj/HT Photo)
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Balugaon Villagers in knee deep water as they pump out water from their home in Kaurd district in Odhisa, after Cyclone Phailin struck. (Raj K Raj/HT)
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People collecting water from a distribution vehicle in Chhattrapur. (Arabinda Mahapatra/HT)
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Villagers in Barkul, Chilika cleaning their houses after coming back from relief shelters in Odhisa. (Raj K Raj/HT Photo)
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Balugaon villagers protest against the failure of Odisha administration to pump out water from their houses in Odhisa. (Raj k Raj/HT)
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A woman paying obsecience to goddess Durga following Cyclone Phailin at the fishermen colony Arjapalli. (Raj k Raj/HT)
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A fisher family salvages materials from their house damaged during Cyclone Phailin in New Podampetta village near Humma, about 190 kilometers south of Bhubaneswar.(Raj k Raj/HT)
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NDRF personnel clearing uprooted trees after Cyclone Phailin struck. (Arabinda Mahapatra/HT)
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