‘Piplantri Model’: How An Eco-Feminist Movement In Transformed A Community
byIn Piplantri, a village in Rajasthan, people have planted trees, regenerated the environment & championed an eco-feminist movement.
Environment
The ‘Moon Wobble,’ Climate Change & Rising Sea Levels
byThe Moon’s orbital plane is slightly inclined compared to the Earth’s, resulting in the so-called wobble effect. According to recent research, it will cause more floods on Earth in the next decade.
Critically Endangered Pangolins Are Still Being Sold On Social Media: Will It Stop?
byDespite being protected under Schedule I of the Wildlife (Protection) Act of 1972, pangolins are extensively hunted & sold throughout India.
Hangul, The State Animal Of Jammu & Kashmir, Is Near Extinction
byThe IUCN Red List mentions the Hangul as a ‘critically endangered’ species; only 100-150 mature individuals survive today.
Complex Memories Of Cuttlefish
byCuttlefish may be one of the few creatures with enough cognitive power to use their memories to plan ahead of time.
The Gee’s Golden Langur, World’s Rarest Primate, Is Calling For Help
byGolden langurs have been classified as one of the world’s top 25 most endangered primate species.
Why Diabetes Is Rampant In India
byRecent research show diabetes and its related problems (blood pressure, cholesterol, fatty liver, and sleep apnea) can be reversed.
Irula People: An Essential But Invisible Component Of The Global Healthcare System
byFor generations, Irula people have supplied anti-venom to the Pharma industry. But their contributions remain an invisible component of the global healthcare system.
Here’s Why India’s Swimming Camels Are Facing Extinction
byThe Kharai camels, the only swimming camels in the world, are on the verge of extinction; there are less than 1800 of them.
We Must Save The Bengal Florican From Going Extinct: Here’s Why
byThe Bengal florican (Houbaropsis bengalensis), commonly known as the Bengal bustard, is critically endangered; less than 1,000 individuals are alive.
Are We What We Eat?
byThe politics of food divides Indian society and acts as an indicator of social hierarchy. It’s time to be more inclusive of food habits.
The Red Crowned Roof Turtle Is Critically Endangered: Here’s Why
byThe population of Red-Crowned Roofed Turtle, also known as Batagur Kachuga, has declined dramatically. Can it be saved from going extinct?
Living Root Bridges of Meghalaya: A Stellar Example Of Regenerative Architecture
byLiving root bridges could be a sustainable step in the human battle against climate change.
Once Lost, The Jeypore Gecko Are Threatened to Extinction Again
byHabitat preservation is essential to guarantee the survival of Jeypore Ground Geckos.
Listen To The Voice Of Nature
byIf we listen to the voice of nature instead of bludgeoning mountains with mammoth machines, we will avert disasters.