In An Era Of Language Wars, Who Will Speak For My Mother Tongue — Bishnupriya Manipuri? The Bishnupriya Manipuris aren’t a vote bank in either Tripura or Assam, where there is no single assembly constituency with...
India’s voter must ask politicians: is health infrastructure a part of your manifesto? The Government of India devotes only 1.35% of its GDP to health care as of now. The Government’s investment in...
Heat Wave In Rural India Was Once Waved Off By Handmade Fans—Where Are They Now? Once the event concluded, the stockpile of the ‘good’ bena was carefully put away for future use. Like other articles,...
Tribal farmers in Mayurbhanj earn an annual profit of Rs 1 lakh an acre by cultivating rubber Rubber cultivation was introduced on 200 acres of land in Mayurbhanj district in Odisha in 1995. Since then, it has...
Stubble and Sustainability Wheat stubble left in the wake of harvesting in May, for instance, is being transformed into consumer goods and artefacts...
A Kerala Village Is Sowing Millets, Harvesting Dreams, Aided By Lenovo India This unique initiative has incorporated the WFH [work-from-home] model for Lenovo volunteers monitoring the project. These volunteers can work from...
In An Era Of Language Wars, Who Will Speak For My Mother Tongue — Bishnupriya Manipuri? August 29, 2024
India’s voter must ask politicians: is health infrastructure a part of your manifesto? August 19, 2024
Your classmate could be 5 years, or 80, in this music class It is said that knowledge cannot be obtained without a guru, and there is no age for learning. This is...
Naming the Library after Savitribai Phule in My Village Wasn’t Easy The library in the village hosts books from renowned authors and poets, as well as those from new writers. That’s...
‘Constitution Classes’ Are An Agent of Change For Tribal Youth in Maharashtra Akash Pawar runs a unique movement – Samvidhan Prachar Lok Sarvad – to teach school children about the Constitution of...
From The Villages in Assam to the Coastal Communities in Tamil Nadu, A Library Network Is Gathering Momentum in India The Free Libraries Network covers 180 community libraries managed by over 280 practitioners spread across the country with a mission...
Paddy Jewellery: A Farm-to-Finger Story With A Difference Not gold or silver, it is the humble rice that is finding its way to the hearts of fashionable people....
Beyond Pattachitra and Talapatra Chitra, Here’s a Lesser Known Leaf Craft of Odisha Weaving palm leaves together to make decoration pieces, and weaving traditional headgears with siali leaves are the ancient crafts of...
Sparrow boxes and a lesson in conservation Archana Shukla, a biology teacher in a government school in Satna, Madhya Pradesh, teaches her students academics and the need...
OUR FOOD How Indian Rice Farmers Deal With Water Scarcity If farmers are planting the same variety of paddy in a field where it was previously planted, there’s no cause...
OUR FOOD Keeping Cool This Summer With Kambu Koozhu The pearl millet or kambu as it is called in Tamil Nadu is made into a simple, no-nonsense, cooling, filling...
Livelihood A Kerala Village Is Sowing Millets, Harvesting Dreams, Aided By Lenovo India This unique initiative has incorporated the WFH [work-from-home] model for Lenovo volunteers monitoring the project. These volunteers can work from...
Livelihood Lenovo Tech Support Revives Millet Cultivation: A Story from Kanthalloor New and traditional millet recipes to encourage farmers and end-consumers in Kanthalloor are also being compiled. The project is also...
Changemakers Nursery Times With A Bhil Tribal Healer in Udaipur Since 2014, Shantilal Khardi has been cultivating more than 200 medicinal roots, shrubs and herbs on his 30 bighas of...
Livelihood A Hub of Food and Livelihood Trained under a government programme, 12 young Kashmiri women who come from fishing and farming communities have set up a...
A solar irrigation pumpset that fits into a jhola is helping marginal farmers Compact and portable solar powered pump sets are making irrigation easier and farmers using them say it has had a...
Bamboo Based Cyclone Shelters Offer Safe Haven to Communities in The Sundarbans Health-cum-storm shelters are coming up in the Sundarbans which regularly faces an onslaught of cyclonic storms. Local materials, such as...
Perur Lake, A 250-Acre Ancient Lake in Coimbatore, Is No More a Home to Birds The Perur-Sundakkamuthur Lake, said to be commissioned by the Chola kings in the 8th and 9th century, is losing favour...
The Light Bulb Moment That Made Me A Birder Birding is a joy in any form whether we are watching them, photographing them, writing about them or doing illustrations...