आदिवासी गाॅवों में हमने चौदह वर्ष लगभग कैशलेस तरीके से बिताये। सच में बिना कैश के। चूल्हा भी औरतें खुद ही बना लेती थीं। खाना हाथ से ही होता था।

One of the village leaders shares the story of how they were able to protect their lands and secure the future of their community.

How women in a remote Nagaland village are bringing about transformation rooted in traditional Naga practices

One of the many examples where legal recognition of forest rights is leading to positive results both for people and wildlife.

The jungle goddess of the Sundarbans in West Bengal demands that Hindus and Muslims unite in upholding her pact with the animal kingdom

Group organises 'wild food festival' at Bhimashankar to preserve culinary art, get young ones to take pride in dishes

The Munda tribal's life and mission, which reflects courage, inspiration, a continuing struggle and hope for a better future, in her own words.

"We think of the forest as our own children, we take care of it, conserve and protect it as our own child. "

A first-person account explains how understanding farming, local produce, food processing, and, of course, how to cook, holds the key to enjoying food.