A savant’s version of crystal ball gazing with astute observations on the Indian Economy and how it will all go down in 2021 and beyond.
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On the subject of fences and borders, which seem to be taking over our lives.
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IIT Bombay’s student counsellor shares her perspective on wellness and mental health concerns arising out of the pandemic.
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What has been the impact of almost two semesters of online learning on students at IIT Bombay? A gifted student writer delves into the isolation and alienation of digital learning.
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The balancing act between “the presence of tech in teaching” and the “absence of human touch in learning”.
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A poem for all those working in trying circumstances these days – doctors, those helping the migrants and so many others.
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Prof. Raghuram Murtugudde shares his perspective on the issue of climate change and introduces the articles in this issue.
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Raises pertinent questions that all of us should be aware of. Are problems being ascribed to Climate Change alone when there are multiple factors impacting them, and what can citizens …
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An inspirational story of two forest makers and a message – what we need is right here.
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The role of the youth in movements related to the protection of the environment, and how we can encourage their involvement.
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The simple life of birds serve as a reminder for us that in our haste to claim over everything nature has to offer— its space, air, or the privilege of …
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The key role of civil society participation in movements related to the protection of the environment as illustrated by the recent popular upsurge against projects in the Mollem National Park …
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An assessment of approaches that can help us to effectively tackle climate change.
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Something as simple as reducing community dependence on firewood can go a long way assuaging human-wildlife conflict in our protected forests. Find out more from this story from Cauvery Wildlife …
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For monsoon-dependent India, rain truly is a grace from the sky and climate change, a storm closer to home than we think. This article illustrates the different ways in which …
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India can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by adopting the twin levers of decarbonizing the power sector and adopting energy efficiency measures.
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Leavened with anecdotes, this article gives a comprehensive overview of water availability and usage In India.
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Sustainable initiatives need not be seen as charitable efforts. The need for capital investment in climate-related initiatives has resulted in instruments such as Green Funds and Green Bonds. This article …
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A few Critical Climate Technology Breakthroughs Multiplied by “Instigators” is desperately needed.
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A poet caught between the twin worlds of action and inaction.
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