Rangamma Kaul, 51, established an art school on the outskirts of New Delhi to help poor children learn a skill that could give them a better future. Photos: AFP
On the edge of a slum in India's capital, past rubbish and an open sewer, a dozen children are diligently drawing everything from Mahatma Gandhi to popular cartoon character Chota Bheem.
Watching over them is Rangamma Kaul, a 51-year-old teacher determined to bring art to the ramshackle colony in New Delhi's west whose families scratch out a living working on construction sites and selling street food.
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