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My new attitude to travel is to skip the iconic – and I thank my father for that
My father, the reluctant traveller, has shown me that what matters is only doing the things you are genuinely interested in.
A Debate that is Breaking Up The Women’s Movement
Abolishing sex work or deeming it illegal will only drive it underground, undermining the rights of women in sexwork without upholding the rights of those being trafficked.
Freedom for sale
Are we then slowly becoming a nation full of thieves?
Invisible water, visible crisis
To become water-wise, people need granular data. Aquifers can be mapped within five years with smart, crowd-sourced, ground-up information, obtained with satellite data.
Push irrigation, not dams
We can add millions of hectares to irrigated land without building a single new dam. We just need to adopt a different method of managing the water already stored in them.
Ancient Indian Tradition of Agriculture and Food Sharing
We need to return to an agriculture that is completely devoid of the use of poisons and poisonous and poisoned plants, which is something we did for thousands of years.
Ladakh Diary: Changing Climate
“He who experiences the unity of life sees his own self in all beings, and all beings in his own self.” - Buddha
A Subaltern View of Climate Change
For those earning more than Rs 30,000 pm to become sustainable their total emissions would have to be halved ...
Korra or Quinoa?
"Health concerns are attributed to poor nutrition in low income segments of the population, whereas the affluent need to address health issues arising from changing lifestyles and food habits"