ecology

God’s Own Feminists

Madhavankutty Pillai

The bizarre world of ants and why a handful choose to study it

Green Entrepreneurs

Ninad D. Sheth

If you need convincing that going green can spin money as well, it’s here. A good look at ecological enterprise in India.

Its Exalted Dryness

Kabeer Sharma

Pushkar’s holy lake is dry. As the religious and secular alike are beset by a rising sense of panic, we get to the bottom of the crisis.

Carbon Footprints

Avinash Subramaniam

India ranks a lowly 133 on the elite list of carbon footprinters

Green House Effect

Avantika Bhuyan

If architectural trends reflect the consciousness of the times, we’re entering an era of heightened ecological sensitivity

The Ganga’s Last Trickle

Ninad D. Sheth

The Holy River is in its terminal phase as public apathy and gross ecological violations squeeze its future. This is not alarmism. It may die sooner than you think

For the first time in human history, more people live in urban spaces than in rural. But confronted by ecological and other civic challenges, our cities will have to adapt dramatically. What might they look like in time to come?