The Sutlej Graveyard: Anatomy of a Systemic Collapse
The mass fish deaths reported in the Sutlej on 4 April 2026 are not an isolated environmental mishap. They stand as a grim testi…
Bahusaṅkaṭa (Polycrisis)
It is not possible to explain today's crisis just in terms of environmental discourses, because today's crisis is— at the same time— an ecological, political, economic, social, cultural, psychological, ethical, and epistemological crisis. We designate this dependently co-produced, multidimensional, entangled crisis as bahusaṅkaṭa (i.e., polycrisis)— a crisis that doesn't have a straight forward solution (or for which, no straight forward solution is possible).
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The Shadow Over the Ballot: A Republic Under Siege
The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2026 has unleashed a calculated administrative crisis in West Bengal, where the fundamental…
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Climate Change Is No Longer Tomorrow's Crisis - It Is Today's Health Emergency
As the India Meteorological Department forecasts another season of gruelling heat across the subcontinent, the climate warning h…
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Bahusaṅkaṭa
Common Kitchen: Why the ‘Distance Subsidy’ Just Ran Out
As the "Distance Subsidy" that funded modern life evaporates, a conflict thousands of miles away is dictating the price of a mea…
Bahusaṅkaṭa
The End of the ‘Invisible Subsidy’: India’s 2026 Waste Reckoning Begins Today
From April 1, 2026, India formally moves beyond the "collect and dump" era with the enforcement of the Solid Waste Management Ru…
Bahusaṅkaṭa
The Architecture of Denial: When Safety Becomes Too Expensive to Admit
There is a particular kind of silence that precedes disaster. It is not the silence of nature, but the silence of omission—the q…
Bahusaṅkaṭa
Rivers That Can No Longer Breathe: India’s Silent Emergency
There was a time when rivers in India were invoked not merely as resources, but as living entities—sacred, sustaining, and civil…
Bahusaṅkaṭa
The Dying Breath of a Shallow Sea: Why the Growth of Gulf is a War on Life Itself
The transformation of the Persian Gulf from a rhythmic sanctuary of salt-pans and oyster beds into a high-stakes arena of global…
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We define ourselves as a “Mass Media of Resistance”
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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