Jay Mazoomdaar
Few forest officers have booked as many offenders as RS Kala has. Fewer still enjoy the local community support he does
The militant green across the globe are getting desperate and crackdowns by law enforcement on their acts of ‘ecotage’ are getting brutal. The battle lines are drawn
10 popular panaceas that promise to revive our ecologically bankrupt planet. But can they ever deliver?
One Northern Shovelor went to Bihar instead of the Arctic. The patterns of bird migration in India are going awry
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
While the great Indian middle class obsesses with cricket and corruption, an epic three-way battle is unfolding in forests across the country. It is time to take notice, and a stand. Because, more than anything else, the outcome of this tussle will decide India’s future
Either abolish environment laws or follow them—undercutting them is not an option for the Prime Minister's Office
For centuries, the great outdoors were a male bastion. Here are some of the intrepid ladies who’ve put that firmly in the past tense