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The Tearful CM
Anil Budur Lulla
Tears, black magic and trips to the temple have dominated BS Yeddyurappa’s three years in office. But will he last now?
Find the Rich, Feed the Poor
According to the Economic Survey, 40-55 per cent of PDS stocks are diverted to the open market
The Last Indian Vultures
What will happen when they are gone? A carcass dump in Bikaner, where feral dogs have become abundant, gives ominous notice
Where are the Birds Going?
One Northern Shovelor went to Bihar instead of the Arctic. The patterns of bird migration in India are going awry
The Revolution’s New Leaf
With a little help from the Tata Group, man has managed to replicate photosynthesis in a lab. In the future, you could well have an artificial leaf powering a house in an Indian village
Living with Lions
Maldharis, the last human inhabitants of Gir forest, are justifiably proud of their coexistence with big cats. But these tribals may not be around in the forest for much longer
On the Wild Meat Trail
Two documentary filmmakers go into the interiors of the Northeast for five years to understand an eerie silence of the forests. They find hope in local tribals defying tradition to go green
The End of Education
Welcome to Kota, the site of a terrifying social experiment. It’s a coaching culture that gets students into IIT, but leaves them uneducated
The Difficulty of Being a Green Spouse
Sneaking wrappers in without his knowledge, missing him desperately during pregnancy because he wouldn’t take a flight, the carbon guilt of owning a Scooty, and other survival tales of an environmentalist’s wife
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