Wild uncultivated edible plants of India
Part 9 (......after part 8) Portulaca oleracea L. Family: Portulacaceae The plant, globally known as purslane, is an herb belonging to Portulacaceae. It is widely...
Glimpses Of Nature And Culture
Hydro-Hegemony: The weaponization of water Our introduction to water is as old as our existence. The human civilization started its journey in full swing once...
Rural settlement: The epicenter of sustainability in environmentally challenged India
A countryside…a village….a place of tranquility for many of the urban dwellers. Certainly, the greenery, cultivated field, openness, and mosaic of land parcels tend to...
Biodiversity conservation to sustainable consumption: Discerning the root causes of the environmental crisis
In the last few decades, environmental issues at different scales have become an integral part of our everyday lives. International relations and political discourses are...
The uncivilized food
A rainy day of the end of August. Raindrops kept pouring over the green waves of rice fields. It seems that there would be a...
The world of flowers
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but the beauty of flowers seems to be universal. Flowers are associated with every occasion of human...
Wild uncultivated edible plants of India
Physalis minima L. Family: Solanaceae Physalis minima or little gooseberry is one of the common plants in agricultural fields and rural roadsides. Considered as a...
Glimpses Of Nature And Culture
Aam-aadmi (The Mango people) “Mango” word itself is one of the identifiers of India. This magical word entangles with countless stories, history, innumerable local landraces,...
ZBNF – a bullet no way near the bull’s eye?
Zero Budget Natural Farming or ZBNF is a newly hatched baby aka agricultural practice that has become enormously popular in recent decades and embraced by...
The digital direction for citizens to protect the environment
The UNESCO Science Report states globally, there were about 7.8 million researchers in 2013 working full-time. 7.8 million researchers in science proportional to 0.1% of...