Listening to Tagore
Aseem Shrivastava connects Tagore’s perspectives on nature with the crying need today for a philosophy for an Ecological age. It is fascinating to see how […]
Ecological Wisdom
Rousing a Generation in Deep Slumber
The era of radical change can only come from a deep sense of belonging to a place, says R. Sridhar, in his talk at the […]
Livelihoods & Deadlihoods
Ashish Kothari writes on how we need to break the false divisions between work and leisure and make both more meaningful. Economic development and modernity […]
Education for a New Yuga
Isn’t this time of ecological crises a time for active engagement and opportunity for deep involvement, particularly in the field of education, asks Rema Kumar. […]
Education for Real Life
The revolutionary founder of SECMOL Sonam Wangchuk shares how he, along with a group of like-minded people, transformed the education system in Ladakh. I am […]
Issue 26: Learning from Indigenous People
Editorial: Learning from Indigenous People Thoreau expressed his contempt for mankind when he said, “It appears to be a law that you cannot have a deep […]
Playing for Keeps
If we want to stop this culture from killing the planet, we might instead try asking how so many indigenous cultures lived in place for […]
Ziro-ing on a Tribe In Arunachal Pradesh Where Man And Nature Co-exist In Perfect Harmony
Ziro is a wonderful landscape with beautiful forests, rolling hills and rice fields, and also home to a unique culture which sets an example to […]
You’ve seen Warli paintings before…
Did my car slow down on its own near a house made of karvi sticks? Or did the muscle memory of my legs press on […]
Forest Food of Indian Tribes can overcome the Nutrition Crisis
Living Farms, an NGO that works with tribal villages in the eastern state of Odisha, has documented 357 forest foods harvested by tribes in the […]