Dear Friends, As "Ualles" described we are also waiting for a Pulitzer like award for our sincere photographers, who gave world a chance to view the sad episode of the Beltola incident.
DO not ask why no photographer was able to take a single photograph of initial episode of attacking innocent people or if they have ever successfully projected Assams plus points or the genuine needs. Dr J K Goswami --- In [email protected], "ualles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The Vietnam War gave rise to many tragedies, some more familiar than others. A photograph of a young girl running naked down a road, her skin on fire with napalm, changed the way the world looked at the Vietnam War, and indeed at all wars. That photograph was seen around the world, and later won a Pulitzer Prize. The girl in that photograph is Kim Phuc Phan. Kim was photographed running down the road, screaming from the burns to her skin. Nick Ut, the Associated Press photographer who was there to cover the siege, took the photograph of young Kim. Ut's photograph of Kim remains one of the most unforgettable images of the Vietnam War.
