Campaign for a more relevant economics syllabus initiated in many leading campuses worldwide, including India

Can a coalition of movements from many sectors attain the critical mass needed to eventually transform the political and economic structures currently prevalent?

Compared with other countries, the average Indian has a lighter ecological footprint - nine times lighter than that of an average U.S. citizen.

Perpetual growth is a piece of nonsense. The focus should be on protecting livelihoods through sustainable means.

From the perspective of climate change, both India and China need to think of alternative development models. (8-page essay). Excerpt from Conclusion: "India’s per capita ecological footprint is now about twice India’s own bio-capacity. India’s ecological system has clearly been overwhelmed by the current model of development (Global Footprint Network 2008).