Long before tractors, synthetic fertilisers and modern irrigation systems became part of everyday farming, Indian farmers…
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The afterlife of Diwali lights: Where do our festive decorations go after the celebrations?
Diwali's festive glow often leaves behind discarded decorative lights and electronic waste. Explore their environmental impact…
Usha Soolapani: Keeping India’s forgotten rice heritage alive
Environmentalist Usha Soolapani has dedicated her work to conserving India's indigenous rice heritage. Through the Save…
From farm waste to lasting carbon: Jain Irrigation’s biochar journey
Jain Irrigation’s biochar initiative in Jalgaon, Maharashtra, explores how agricultural and fruit-processing residues can be transformed…
Fire ants: The tiny hunters in a farmer’s world
A farm is never truly still. Beneath the leaves, across the soil and around the roots,…
Mon Shugu: The ancient Himalayan paper reviving in Arunachal Pradesh
In a world drowning in digital screens, disposable packaging, and mass production, it is easy to…
Beyond plaster of Paris: Rethinking the Ganpati idol
Every year, as Ganesh Chaturthi approaches, the familiar sight of Ganesha idols begins to appear across…
Why Farmers Are Growing Miyawaki Forests Alongside Crops
For generations, farms and forests have often been treated as separate landscapes—one dedicated to food production…
What happens to fallen leaves during the monsoon? Nature’s hidden recycling System
When the monsoon arrives, the landscape changes almost overnight. Trees become greener, the soil turns damp…
Monsoon Trekking: How to Reduce Waste and Protect Mountain Trails
The monsoon gives the mountains a remarkable transformation. Dry trails turn green, waterfalls become more powerful,…
