Community-based ecotourism in Ladakh promotes positive perceptions of snow leopards
Snow leopards control the population of mountain sheep and goats, preventing overgrazing and consequently enabling water retention
Survivors of Sex Trafficking Fashion Jewellery For A Living
Survivors of sex trafficking learn the skill of creating fashion jewellery, making a mark among international and Indian buyers.
How to sponge off family and relatives and be appreciated for it
"Between 16 and 40 years of age, to live is to do the things you love with the people you…
Lifeline for People, Forest, Land and Animals: Local River Bandai Revived
The Bandai River is now full of water. The villagers have water for irrigation and groundwater level has also come…
Community-based Homestays: Innovation in Tourism
Rural homestays are becoming a valuable source of livelihoods and sustainable tourism in parts of the Himalayas. Here are some…
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‘Mere Paas Sarkaar Hai’
‘No reform can succeed that does not seek to strengthen the position of the weak and the excluded.’
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Kerala artistes spread awareness on farmer rights
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Where Camels Take to the Sea
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Engineer-Turned-Farmer Harnesses Wind, Solar Energy; 450 Entrepreneurs
… the winds were good between May and October, while in the remaining months the sunlight was strong,
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School Education Through Work & Action : What Might it Mean Today ?
A RURAL SCHOOL CURRICULUM that is ACTIVITY-BASED, ENJOYABLE, MEANINGFUL and RELEVANT