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Friends or foes: A tale of a man-eating tiger with people as the actual villains – A movie review of “Sherni”
Sherni by Amit Masurkar, is an understated and realistic tale, fresh from the oven of the Indian cinema. Devoid of any dramatic overtones, it adheres to a documentary aesthetic with meticulously researched details, giving an insight into the working of the forest department. The movie showcases the conflict arising due to the co-existence of man […]
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises – An engine to build back India better and faster
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) have been addressed as the bedrock of the Indian economy. It gives the needed space for entrepreneurs to innovate and mature with the necessary support from the state in fostering the dynamic ecosystem (TOI, 23 September 2020)[1]. They contribute around 6.11% of the manufacturing GDP and 24.63% of the […]
Bringing birds closer to you
We don’t really know how many birds are present and how are they distributed across different places and difference seasons. To fill this crucial knowledge gap, citizens and scientists came together to develop this wonderful resource.
A Tale of the Flapping Beauty
The tale of every wild creature whether on land or water is extremely fascinating. They live, eat and breed in different ways. For an Olive Ridley turtle, it’s life begins on land and evolves in land and in water.
The mythological story of Lord Krishna and his Sea Cows!
Dugongs or more commonly known as Sea Cows are creatures about whom there is very little awareness amongst the people. Not only, are they ecologically important but they are also creatures of mythological significance.
Environment Impact Assessment: Overhaul of India’s green norms
Environmental impact assessment in India have been evolving since the 1900s. Amendments in existing notifications and even release of new notifications in this regard keep happening. But are they efficient enough or just namesake?
Know your Dugongs
Our marine life is full of interesting and even unknown species. One such vulnerable species is our Sea Cow which although crucially important in the ocean’s well-being, is severely hunted like many others.
A Swarming Challenge
The year 2020 has seen many challenges, one of them being the waves of locusts engulfing our lands and even feeding on our crop fields. These locusts growing from little to huge creatures have been greeting us for over many years. So, what exactly is the history behind these waves and how has it evolved?
We asked, you answered
On the occasion of World Environment Day, 2020 we asked people about the environmental concerns that bother them the most.
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We started off in the year 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic struck. Awakened by the urgency of the situation, we set on to do our part for the planet and make a difference. Different forms of communication have varied but higher impacts on spreading any kind of awareness, so we decided to bring together our innovative skills of capturing moments (photographs) and writing to help spread information about the environment. Herein came the idea of starting our own influential channel. We cover everything from the scientific community’s approach to our personal beliefs to on-ground stories, providing our readers with a source of everyday knowledge from the nature’s and society’s point of view.
As so many others before us, we believe co-existing with nature can start from the tiniest of steps. An idea is ours!
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