Last updated:Â 25 november, 2009 - 18:55 GMT
After Mumbai: Forced to become a tea seller
The Indian man forced to become a tea seller after being injured in the Mumbai attacks.
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It is now one year since India's financial capital Mumbai was attacked by ten gunmen who held the city in fear for three days.
More than 170 people died, including nine of the attackers - as they targeted two five-star hotels, a hospital, a restaurant, a Jewish centre and the train station.
Over 300 others were injured including Sadashiv Chandrakant Kolke, who was hurt at the city's historic train station, the CST.
Since then he has lost his job working in a restaurant and now lives on the street selling tea for a living.
Outlook's Anna Cunningham went to meet Sadashiv and asked him how his life has changed over the past 12 months.
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