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On March 11, 2026, a coalition of Kerala’s environmental organisations released ‘From Forest to Sea: People’s Environmental Charter’ and handed it to the leadership of
South Kashmir’s willow trees once thrived along streams and wetlands, sustaining a century-old cricket bat industry that supports thousands of livelihoods. But rising temperatures, declining
Every time a consumer orders okra through a quick-commerce app and receives pods of identical length, a hidden environmental transaction takes place. Behind the uniform
Sangli, in western Maharashtra, is a city situated on the banks of the river Krishna. It is often called “Turmeric City” because of its status
Issues and questions related to climate change have emerged prominently across global headlines in contemporary media spaces — whether we choose to pay attention to
Proclaimed as the Father of India, Mahatma Gandhi’s contributions are taught widely and highlighted as a key element in the making of the nation. However,
“When the last tree falls, the last story falls with it.” Across the Gangetic plains, banyan, peepal, mahua, neem—once village cathedrals of shade, memory, and
On January 30, 2026, the Government of Kerala issued G.O.(Ms) No.5/2026/DMD, declaring Coastal High-Tide Flooding/Sea Incursion a State-Specific Disaster. For thousands of families along Ernakulam’s
A civilisation rarely recognises insolvency until the ledger is beyond repair. “Bankruptcy,” after all, is not a bad quarter but an admission that the old
A harvest where the land teaches, art listens, and community learns together. In Zahira Rahman’s account of Arangottukara’s Koythulsavam, farming meets theatre, craft, and care—quietly
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