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Book Review Children Environment
by Benedict Paramanand March 21, 2017

Snapshot of India’s Environmental Journey

It’s easy to believe when someone says that Indians have no pride in their history be it political, economic, social or art. I used to believe it until I realized that the problem lies more with how boringly history is taught in India not only in schools but also in colleges and universities. It’s tragic because there’s no dearth of…

Tags: Children's Literature,environment
Environment
by Benedict Paramanand March 13, 2017

Why India Needs More Climate Warriors

The climate crisis has indeed hit India hard. Even if we chose to ignore it five years ago, it’s beginning to give us the shivers. The Indian government’s strong commitment at the Paris Climate Summit in April 2016 came as a big relief and hope. Yet India’s ability to respond to the climate crisis appears too weak-kneed and even borders…

Tags: climate warriors
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