Sustainable and diversified agriculture is the only solution to stop deepening India’s agrarian crisis.

Cotton cultivation here is rain-fed. As an established principle, they don’t export any produce.

Herds provided post-harvest manure for the fields with their dung and urine. The farmers gave the pastoralists bajra, sugar and tea.

"... the oils are wood-pressed, flours and powders are stone-ground, and seeds are of the heirloom variety.”

They let at least ten species of pests, insects, ants, flies, earthworms, spiders, birds and other pollinators to thrive on their lands.

At the annual boat race in Kerala, not one of the team of 150 is a professional athlete. Yet they find their rhythm and row as one. How?

What does it take to create and maintain an organic medicinal farm, in the face of rampant development?

What is our vision of a better future? What are our answers to questions of poverty, hunger, energy insecurity, and other deprivations?

People had more than enough things to spare and these items could find a new life - an excellent channel for reuse and recycle.