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Finding the River’s Soul: A Review of Gold Sand Gold Water

‘There are a few fundamental things one learns of rivers,’ author and journalist Sanjoy Hazarika tells in an interview to Samrat Choudhury (published in Frontline). ‘There is an entity far more powerful than you can conceive of and you must respect that.’ The people living in the lowland regions closer to the banks of Subarnarekha in Gold Sand Gold Water know this truth and consider themselves blessed to be touched by the river. The water is an intricate part of their lives; it gives and takes in equal measure.

Hornbill birds on a tree

The Wilderness Story of a Bustling, Expanding Capital

For people like me from mountain communities, the forest is a sacred space, the one we enter for our annual rituals, cautious not to litter or shout within its realm. Animals were introduced to us through their scat and footprints. Our worlds were small, and resources seemed sufficient, abundant even, in the mountains, and threats were something fictional that existed only for people living far away.

India’s Lifeline: A Review of India’s Forests: Revisiting Nature and History

For people like me from mountain communities, the forest is a sacred space, the one we enter for our annual rituals, cautious not to litter or shout within its realm. Animals were introduced to us through their scat and footprints. Our worlds were small, and resources seemed sufficient, abundant even, in the mountains, and threats were something fictional that existed only for people living far away.

India’s Lifeline: A Review of India’s Forests: Revisiting Nature and History

For people like me from mountain communities, the forest is a sacred space, the one we enter for our annual rituals, cautious not to litter or shout within its realm. Animals were introduced to us through their scat and footprints. Our worlds were small, and resources seemed sufficient, abundant even, in the mountains, and threats were something fictional that existed only for people living far away.

The Great Nicobar Debate – How the Youth can Shape its Future

The Great Nicobar Journey by Tansy Troy, published by Talking Cub is a deeply empathetic story about friendship, resistance, and the fight to protect our one beautiful planet we know as home. In this adventure novel, a group of animals from the Andaman and Nicobar islands travel across mainland India to meet the decision makers in Delhi in a bid to save their home. Along the way they meet endangered animals, members from the tribal communities and allies.

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