Sujal Kumar Poddar“Why is the eco-friendly bottle always the more expensive one?” This was a question I heard a thirteen-year-old girl ask her father at a supermarket. The father shrugged, visibly unsure, and reached for the cheaper plastic bottle....
Kumar AryanTourism today is at a crossroads. As one of the fastest-growing industries globally, it hasan environmental footprint that has come under increased scrutiny. With travel becoming more accessible, destinations around the world are witnessing an upsurge in visitors,...
Neha GogoiThe aspirations of a democracy can only be realised when its youth, along with marginalized communities, are its active agents. Empowering youth from marginalized communities is not just a commitment to be made, but it is a democratic...
Sheetal SharmaClimate Change and gender based violence are two concepts that are rarely discussed together. However the impacts of climate change are felt most acutely by vulnerable populations, particularly women and girls. One of those impacts being the alarming...
TK ArunAs China continues to rise in economic, technological and military might, and the US, wallows in self-harm, instead of competing, India has to redouble its efforts to build strategic strength at all levels, both in mission mode as...
Shreesh PandeyIntroductionThe urgency to transform our food systems has never been more pronounced, given the escalating climate crisis, unsustainable agricultural practices, and rising health concerns. As a passionate advocate for animal rights and environmental justice, my fellowship journey under...
Gaddam BhavanaThe dialogue between nature and development in Kanche Gachibowli highlights the intricate balance that must be maintained to ensure sustainable growth. As urbanization progresses, it is crucial to integrate environmental considerations into planning and development strategies to preserve...
GowthamAs the global energy transition gains momentum, nations across the world are grapplingwith the twin challenge of ensuring energy security while adopting clean energy solutionsthat minimize environmental harm. For developing countries like India, the transition iseven more complex. Beyond...
Kedar BhasmeAbstractThis article explores whether carefully regulated hunting could complement wildlife conservation in India. It draws on international examples—Namibia’s communityconservancies, South Africa’s private reserves, and the U.S. Pittman–Robertson fundingmodel—to show how limited, science-based hunts can raise conservation funds andbenefit...
Aparna R MIntroductionImagine this: you’re sipping your morning coffee, scrolling through the news. The aroma is rich. The taste, comforting. But what if I told you the beans in your cup might have grown in soil laced with heavy...
