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New book documents indigenous food culture from Canada to Amazon

Staff Writer October 4, 2026 3 min read

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Indigenous land guards Amazon forest as well as reserves

Staff Writer October 1, 2026 3 min read

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Durban festival turns heritage month into a week of food

Staff Writer October 1, 2026 3 min read

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World Heart Day 2026 spotlights millets and Ayurveda

Staff Writer September 30, 2026 3 min read

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Indigenous food knowledge systems could ease nutrition crises

Staff Writer September 27, 2026 3 min read

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India marks Ayurveda Day with a push for global reach

Staff Writer September 26, 2026 3 min read

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Kerala’s toddy tappers are running out

Staff Writer September 25, 2026 3 min read

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Nuakhai renews the bond between Odisha’s farmers and land

Staff Writer September 23, 2026 3 min read

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Africa, Agriculture, Heritage ...

The inspiring story of Osarenren Erhahon

Staff Writer

July 14, 2026

The Atharva Veda’s Hymn to the Earth makes the ethic practical: “Whatever I dig from you, O Earth, let that quickly grow again, O Purifier; may we not injure your vitals or your heart” (Atharva Veda 12.1.35, tr. Griffith).

Commentary, Culture & Soci...

When a tree and a wayside stone becomes a shrine: Observations from nature

Dr Gopakumar S

July 8, 2026

Thimmakka was 114 years old when she died on 14th Nov, 2025 in a hospital in south Bangalore but only 37 years old when she and Chikkayya started planting trees to heal from the humiliation they faced for being childless.

Changemakers, Climate & En...

Honoring the unparalleled life and legacy of Saalumarada Thimmakka

Charumathi Supraja

July 8, 2026

Culture & Society, Editor'...

Where Faith Becomes Forest: The Story of Restoringone of Kerala’s oldest Serpent Groves

Mitravinda Giri Nair

July 8, 2026

Creative Voices, Culture &...

When Bridges Silence Songs: A Meditation on ‘Lost Songs of Sundari’

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

Changemakers, Climate & En...

Silent Valley’s Living Archive: The Muduga Man Who Guards India’s Last Great Rainforest

K. A. Shaji

July 8, 2026

Climate & Environment, Con...

Gibbons, homestay and homestead tea cultivation: A remarkable story of conservation from Assam’s tea country

Staff Writer

October 23, 2025

Culture & Society, Heritag...

How India’s ‘Kadak’ became the Gulf’s ‘Karak’ and how ‘Rainbow’ made it the quintessential drink

Staff Writer

October 23, 2025

Agriculture, Culture & Soc...

Assam’s Golden Thread: How Muga Silk Is Weaving Its Way Into Global Luxury Markets

Dr Urmimala Hazarika

October 23, 2025

Culture & Society, Heritag...

The 34-Shilling Bid That Launched Assam’s Tea Industry

Dr. Gautam Kumar Saikia

October 23, 2025

Culture & Society, Heritag...

Steeped in Assam: The Legacy and Craft of Assam’s Tea

Staff Writer

October 23, 2025

There are the rogues and the wicked, the tame and the grateful, and the champions and the film-stars… in elephants. And they are all there at Punnathur Kotta, some three kilometres away from Guruvayoor, a township in Kerala, India.