about the tragedy, and about the victims – many who are still uncompensated – who continue to live in the contaminated environment around Bhopal. In 2003, while on an assignment for Geo Magazine in Bombay City, he switched to using a digital Nikon D100 camera "and from that moment to today, I haven't been able to go back to using film." He has served three times on the jury of the World Press Photo and twice on the jury of UNESCO's International Photo Contest. In 2017, Avani Rai, his daughter followed her father on one of his trips to Kashmir to get an insight into his life and know him better. She documented this journey and released a documentary on it called Raghu Rai: An Unframed Portrait. It depicts a historical narrative through Raghu Rai's photographs through time, as he tells some of his unique experiences that not only affected him deeply but also important landmarks in the young yet crucial history of India. It was executive produced by Anurag Kashyap. Awards Padmashree in 1972 for work on Bangladesh War Photographer of the Year from USA (1992) Academie des Beaux Arts Photography Award - William Klein 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award by the information and broadcasting (I&B) ministry 2017 Exhibitions 1997 Retrospective – National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, India. 2002 Raghu Rai's India – a Retrospective, Photofusion, London 2002 Volkart Foundation, Winterthur, Switzerland 2003 Bhopal – Sala Consiliare, Venice, Italy; Photographic Gallery, Helsinki, Finland 2003 Exposure: Portrait of a Corporate Crime – University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 2004 Exposure – Drik Gallery, Dhaka, Bangladesh; Leica Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic 2005 Bhopal 1984–2004 – Melkweg Gallery, Amsterdam, Netherlands 2005 India – Musei Capitolini Centrale Montemartini, Rome, Italy 2007 Rencontres d'Arles festival, France 2012 My India – FotoFreo, Australia 2013 Trees (Black and white), New Delhi 2014 In Light of India: Photography by Raghu Rai, Hong Kong International Photo Festival, Hong Kong 2015 Trees, Art Alive Art Gallery, Delhi 2016, The Greatest Photographs of Raghu Rai, Ojas Art, New Delhi Collections Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris Books 1974 A Day in the life of Indira Gandhi, Nachiketa Publications, India 1983 Delhi: A Portrait, Delhi Tourist Development Corporation/Oxford University Press, India/UK 1984 The Sikhs, Lustre Press, India 1985 Indira Gandhi (with Pupul Jayakar), Lustre Press, India 1986/87 Taj Mahal, Times Editions, Singapore; Robert Laffont, France; Rizzoli Publications, USA 1988 Dreams of