When the Forest Falls Silent: Growth, Extraction, and the Systemic Liquidation of India’s Living Wealth
“The forest is not a resource. It is a republic — one that breathes, shelters, and remembers. When we cut it down for pr…
Introduction: The Anthropocene is one of the most important conceptual developments in Earth System Science in the 21st…
“The forest is not a resource. It is a republic — one that breathes, shelters, and remembers. When we cut it down for pr…
The air used to have a memory. If you walked into a forest a generation ago, the breeze tasted of damp earth, sweet pine…
Abstract: The recognition of natural entities as holders of legal rights has emerged as a significant development in con…
The Supreme Court’s scrutiny of India’s Wetlands Rules is not merely a dispute over drafting precision. It is a constitu…
India is not being overwhelmed by nature. It is living with the accumulated consequences of choices made on its behalf —…
When an unscripted question to power triggers an immediate administrative panic and a coordinated digital assault, it ex…
Indus Waters Treaty: Time, March 1948. Place, a village somewhere in West Punjab (Pakistan). News arrives that India wil…
After years of recurring examination scandals, the NEET cancellation has pushed India into a deeper crisis of institutio…
We seek to understand and analyze the Bahusaṅkaṭa (i.e., Polycrisis: a multidimensional crisis that doesn't have a straight forward solution) in which we all are immersed, along with the Bahuduḥkha (multiform suffering) of all sentient beings, through the lens of Madhyamāpratipada (the Middle Way in Buddhism which is our guiding force). And in collaboration with the broader Ecological Solidarity Movement and the Ecological Solidarity Alliance, we strive to bring the depth of these realities to the forefront of human consciousness.
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