First food: a taste of India’s biodiversity
This collection of around 100 recipes from different parts of the country brings to life the magic that takes place once biodiversity is combined with culinary dexterity.
Sunita Narain
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Lock-in security wont work, co-opt the cats neighbours
To Deliver, Conservation Must Work For The People In Tiger Forests BY SUNITA NARAIN Tiger numbers are up, says a jubilant government. It puts the
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Climate games and America
Last fortnight, the final nail was driven into the action on climate-change coffin. In the US, a crucial vote in the house sub-committee decided that the country
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Indian scientists: missing in action
The role of science in Indian democracy is being revisited with a new intensity. The only problem is that the key players are missing in action I suspect Indian scientists have retired hurt to the pavilion.
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Think differently, Mr Finance Minister
As you read this article, the finance minister would be about to release the Union Budget 2011.
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The fatal disconnect
According to WEF's analysis, climate change is the highest-ranking risk the world will face in the coming years The World Economic Forum
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Davos assessment on climate change is right and wrong
<p>The World Economic Forum -- the gathering of power glitterati each year in Davos -- has assessed the top risks the world faces in 2011. According to this analysis, climate change is the highest-ranking risk the world will face in the coming years, when its likelihood and impact are combined.</p>
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How to approach environmentalism
<p>It would not be wrong to say that virtually all infrastructure and industrial projects—from mining to thermal and hydel and nuclear power to cement or steel—are under attack today from communities who fear loss of livelihoods. These communities are at the forefront of India’s environmental movement. They are its warriors.</p>
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Water vs industry: Is there a choice?
Will we allow the desecration of water and the life it gives? Will we allow the right of a common water body to be abused? Sunita Narain Some hundred people
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Paying for diesel in subsidy and health
Indian socialism needs a new definition: where the rich are subsidized in the name of the poor. Let me explain. We know global oil prices are going through the roof. Indian oil companies, dependent as they are on importing some 80% of their crude are bleeding.