Yesterday, August 7th, was National Handloom Day, a day meant to celebrate India's rich weaving tradition. Here, I talk about my love for the sari and take you on a journey of some of India's most vibrant sarees from its many states!
Why are vultures so critical to our ecosystems and public health? And what happened to India's resident vulture population? Based on my B.Sc. thesis work, here is a post on India's wild public health servants - vultures!
Today, 17th June 2020, is World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought. Let's take a look at what desertification really means and why we need better land management if we are to ensure a healthier future
River of bandits, haunt of dacoit queens, she is fearless and wicked in her glory...meet the Chambal, the second star in the Rivers of India Series
This year, on World Environment Day, I decided to reach out to the next generation of environmentalists - the children of today. As a dance teacher, older sister, and aunt, I have met many children in my life, and their opinions on our planet and its future never cease to impress me. So, here's something…
She flows, tempestuous and carefree, out of the womb of the Shivaliks and into the floodplains that feed millions of hungry mouths.
May 22, 2020 - International Day for Biological Diversity. Let's celebrate today with a walk through some of India's bountiful ecosystems and discuss what we stand to lose if we continue to dismiss the importance of nature.
On my babies' 15th birthday, a trip down memory lane and reflections on being a big sister to a brood of 10 boisterous youngsters...
My attempt to talk about what I do during the lockdown, and why I do it. By no means is this a guide to what you should do. This is my attempt to discuss my ways of dealing with anxiety and stress during this pandemic.
A description of an experience that shaped me as an ecologist and environmentalist - a day at Navdanya!
On Life and Wildlife 