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Opening the Floodgates

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Yet another disaster in geologically fragile Uttarakhand pits livelihoods against ecology

An Age Gone Blind

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The Chamoli catastrophe highlights that unregulated construction along the Himalayas exacted a huge price from nature and humanity

A Ridge Runs through It

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A modern retelling of an epic search for immortality

Save the Badrinath Temple from ‘Beautification’

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The government must realise that the proposed move is ‘adharmic’ and against all that the shrine stands for

Hands in the Mud

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When planting a thought is space-time medicine

The Tree of Life

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Community lessons from the plant kingdom

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Raihan Rajiv Vadra: Playing With Perception

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Hands in the Mud

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