June 2018: Editorial
Courage. Derived from the Latin word cor – meaning from the heart. Defined as the ability to do something that frightens one. Entering the belly […]
Positive Action
Interview: Sheeba Sen, Founder Alaap
Sheeba Sen is the founder and managing head (leader) of Alaap. An environmental organisation based out of the Himalayas’, Alaap is a social enterprise working […]
India’s Women Water Crusaders
Passionate about water rights? These women will inspire you to get on ground. As an armchair activist, my idea of activism has for long been […]
Celebrating the Forests of India with People who create Forests Every Day!
If like me you have grown up listening to children stories from India, you might remember that forests have always been an essential part of […]
Giving Hope to Youngsters
The present-day education reformers believe that schools are broken and market solutions are the only remedy. Many of them embrace disruptive innovations, primarily through online […]
A Walk for Self Enquiry
In 1930, Gandhiji, along with 80 satyagrahis, walked from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi as a non-violent protest against the British salt monopoly. In 2017, 10 to 15 […]
Networking Together for a Better World
“Everything that exists or has ever existed, every idea that can be thought about, every datum that is true – every dharma, in the language […]
Peak Oil, Transition Towns and Cities of Tomorrow
With the fossil fuel era coming to a close, the future calls for a radical and drastic reduction of our energy consumption and the equitable […]
“Transition Towns is the only ethically defensible thing to do”
Transition Network is an approach which is about what a community-led response to climate change, the end of the age of cheap energy and the […]
The Sharing Economy: Capitalism’s Last Stand?
Is the sharing economy the first part of a New Economic Paradigm or is it capitalism’s latest trick to survive at all costs? Arthur De […]