Himalayan environment at tipping point
The Joshimath disaster portends that the Himalayan environment may not be able to withstand another push from intrusive anthropogenic activities like massive construction projects of townships, highways, tunnels, railway tracks, and dams In this globalised era, along with the changing needs, humans’ greed and untrammelled use of resources have a debilitating...
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The printed world: wording the picture
A review of Anita Nahal’s Kisses at the expresso bar ekphrastic prose poems, Kelsay Books, USA, 2022, and Kiriti Sengupta’s water has many colors, Hawakal Publishers, New Delhi, 2022 A picture can speak a million words and a poem can create a million pictures, this fact has been amply borne out...
Object histories: A journey into the past
Sudeshna Guha’s A HISTORY OF INDIAS THROUGH 75 OBJECTS is part of the effort to understand the history of the subcontinent through scrutiny of archeological finds, curated by her in an understandable logical sequence, writes Navin Upadhyay Discoveries of ancient artifacts, tools, cave paintings, and other objects have held a great...
Joshimath The wage of sin
The Joshimath town, nestled at an altitude of 1890 metres, has slowly turned into a ghost city after cracks appeared in over 700 houses due to land subsidence, forcing the administration to shift people to safer places and stop all construction work going around the region with immediate effect, writes...
No going back for Varun
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