How twenty five acres of a barren piece of land were converted into a self sustainable green farm, through rainwater harvesting

I was pleasantly surprised when after just one day I’d learned how to mix mud for cob construction, make adobe sun-dried bricks, and create plaster from cow-dung.

How the expenditure on kerosene was saved, and the living conditions improved at a lower cost, for the residents of a labour colony near Mangalore!

A student who linked handloom fabric produced by Panika tribal weavers to the Mumbai market, interviewed here.

Mapping Mapusa Market is an inquisitive exploration into how a contemporary Indian market can be creatively mapped through art.

Village-based creche program run by JSS in Chhattisgarh ensures good care and nutrition for children between 6 months - 3 years

Unlike the more popular 'slash and burn' form of jhum cultivation, here the trees are not felled but pollarded at a certain height.

Over 60,000 women peasants of the Deccan have received recognition from around the world.

People of West Bengal’s Sunderbans region are setting up grain banks to safeguard against food crisis