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Does Art Have a Caste? A Debate on Carnatic Music
The aim is to go well beyond personalities, to focus squarely on the issues and raise the level of discussion about art and society.
We are here to complete each other: Peer to Peer Learning in Creativity Adda
“When people appreciate each other and they start exchanging and sharing, real magic starts to happen.”
Indigenous seeds can end farmer suicides
Farmers who have reclaimed native seeds as a commons have reduced costs, increased incomes, become debt-free and are not driven to suicide.
A Tide Turns: Coastal Community resilience in the age of Climate Change
Exploring ecologically aligned and sustainable livelihoods can build community resilience, restore ecology and create responders to future disasters.
To Respect Human Rights, The Government Should Strategise To Coexist First, Not To Evict
The Simlipal tiger reserve, Odisha, was one of the few of its kind that had recognised land and community forest rights.
Dhrubajyoti Ghosh: The Intrepid Ecologist and his ‘laboratory of survival’
“We count the number of millionaires, but not the millions of pickers who are active in our nation’s backyards.”
Don’t always go by the textbook
We need Textbooks which convey updated understanding of the issues, talk of the complexities around us and respect the intelligence of students.
Ghalib and the Art of Conversion
He “asked questions of religion, of life, of society and of the self”. This is a way to leave home – the home of inept self-satisfaction ...
Padman – The Real Story of How He Shot to Fame by Selling Shame
No paper showed evidence that use of ... cloth, is related to any menstrual disorder or reproductive tract infection.