The Lockdown Diaries (XI) – The Next Pandemic Could Well Be ‘Made In India’
bySo narrowly focused are we on the pandemic that two environmental milestones have gone unnoticed. One, the 50th Earth Day has come and gone…
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The Lockdown Diaries (X) – The Enlightening Fruits Of ‘Tapasya’
byWe have a lot to thank the C-virus and the lock down for. I’m not speaking here of its environmental benefits- that subject we…
Rapid Tourism Growth In Kulu-Manali Not Sustainable
byManali: Accelerated growth of tourism in the Kullu-Manali valley over the past decade has had considerable impact on the local society, economy and environment….
The Lock Down Diaries (IX) – Fighting The Virus On A Wing, A Prayer And An Acronym
byAlthough it looks more unlikely every passing day we may yet bumble our way through this corona crisis, but it will be through an…
India’s Darkest Hour After 1947
bySince independence in August 1947, India has passed through many difficult times. Consider the suffering caused by the Partition of India; the famines and…
Cire perdue Castings of Buarani
byCire perdue , method of casting images in metal has had a long history of tradition and growth. The earliest examples of this method…
Covid-19 Lockdowns A Nightmare For Domestic Violence Victims
byAs governments across the globe enforce lock downs of varying degrees to mitigate the spread of Coronavirus, horrifying fallout has been a surge in…
Our Solutions Are In Nature
by– by Sunita Chaudhary, Biraj Adhikari, and Kesang Wangchuk “Nature holds the key to our aesthetic, intellectual, cognitive, and even spiritual satisfaction.”…
The Lock Down Diaries (VIII) – Feel A Little Shame For The Lost Soul Of A Nation
byThis is not about the sorry exodus of millions of our more unfortunate brothers and sisters playing out on prime TV these days. It…
Racing To Nowhere
byMismanagement has been the hall mark of this government ever since it came to power. Mr Modi has proved time & again that he…