Vrindavan, just over 100 miles south of Delhi, exudes the chaos and filth that afflicts many small Indian towns; cows ambling amid noisy traffic, animals rooting through rubbish, and the insistent smell of sewage from the open drains that line the roads. However, it is also regarded as a holy city; where the deity Krishna spent his childhood, according to Hindu scripture. Thousands of destitute … Continue reading An unlikely partnership: Vrindavan’s widows and a New York fashion designer