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Rare Okavango egret’s shifting nests point to a delta under strain

Staff Writer October 12, 2026 3 min read

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Somalia sets up a national board to run its fishing industry

Staff Writer October 11, 2026 3 min read

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‘My textbook has been theatre,’ says Vinay Kumar of Adishakti Theatre

Charumathi Supraja October 10, 2026 14 min read

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Editor's picks · Exports & Trade · Food Systems · Latin America

Peru’s agro-exports climb to US$6.84bn despite global headwinds

Staff Writer October 8, 2026 3 min read

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Nigeria could earn more from farming by processing locally

Staff Writer October 6, 2026 3 min read

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Editor's picks · Smallholder Stories · Southeast Asia

Indonesia’s rice output set to fall even as farmer pay improves

Staff Writer October 6, 2026 3 min read

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Adaptation & Resilience · Africa · Climate & Environment · Editor's picks

Drought leaves Kenya’s Turkana facing a hunger crisis

Staff Writer October 5, 2026 3 min read

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India raises wheat support price for 2027-28 season

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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

Agriculture, Editor's picks, G...

Reclaiming the Midday Meal: How Muhammed Hadith Hussain is Cultivating a ‘Krishi Malayalam’

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

person with an umbrella standing in water

Changemakers, Culture & So...

“Young People Don’t Have the Space to Talk About Climate Grief,” Hemavathi Shekhar of Enact Earth on Building Community-Led Support Systems

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

Using pictorial tools and activities, the facilitators enabled participants to express themselves on a subject that is not discussed frequently or widely. PC - Charumathi

Commentary, Culture & Soci...

When the World is Not OK: Opening Safe Spaces to Talk About Climate Change and Mental Health

Charumathi Supraja

July 8, 2026

close up view of lush green moss in sunlight

Agriculture, Editor's picks, I...

The Tray that Fights Hunger: Sandra Mariya Sony’s Blueprint for Urban Nutrition

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

The LIORA Conclave is a testament to the fact that when children are given the tools to participate in decision-making and innovation, they don't just dream of a better world; they build it.

Agriculture, Agritech, Editor'...

The Young Innovators of Kerala: How a Grassroots Revolution is Rewriting the Future of Global South Innovation

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

Creative Voices, Culture &...

ekõ: When nature is the hero, and she has the last word

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

The President Dr. A.P.J Abdul Kalam presenting the First Dr. M.S. Swaminathan Award for Leadership in Agriculture to Dr. Norman E. Borlaug at an Award function in New Delhi on March 15, 2005.

Americas, Commentary, Editor's...

My Journey of Knowing Dr. Norman Borlaug: The Father of the Green Revolution

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

The Confident Woman Conference 2025, themed “Thriving in Mind, Money, and Meaning,” was held in Abuja

Africa, Changemakers, Editor's...

The Confident Woman Conference 2025 and the Launch of a Holistic Mentorship Program Empowering Women Across Nigeria

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

aerial photography of a cliff surrounded with body of water

Climate & Environment, Con...

“Great Nicobar Is Being Re-Engineered, Not Developed”: An Interview with Pankaj Sekhsaria

K. A. Shaji

July 8, 2026

team Blu's- Shibin KV, Jeeth Parambendavida, Rajesh PK and Jaser PV

Creative Voices, Culture &...

Rajesh PK’s Blu’s: how a self-taught animator turned a haunting into a hymn of light

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

The Light We Follow by Shafeer Shamsudheen

Creative Voices, Culture &...

The Light We Follow: A Squirrel, a Bracelet, and the Future of Storytelling

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

Agriculture, Editor's picks, I...

The ?1,510-Crore Question

Staff Writer

July 8, 2026

Dong irrigation refers to a community-managed water management system to divert river water through earthen canals for irrigation and household use. This centuries-old system is crucial in areas near the Indo-Bhutan border, especially for wet paddy cultivation during dry seasons when natural water sources are insufficient.

Agriculture, Editor's picks, N...

Editor’s picks

Rare Okavango egret’s shifting nests point to a delta under strain

Somalia sets up a national board to run its fishing industry

‘My textbook has been theatre,’ says Vinay Kumar of Adishakti Theatre

Peru’s agro-exports climb to US$6.84bn despite global headwinds

Nigeria could earn more from farming by processing locally

Indonesia’s rice output set to fall even as farmer pay improves

Drought leaves Kenya’s Turkana facing a hunger crisis

India raises wheat support price for 2027-28 season

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

Honoring the unparalleled life and legacy of Saalumarada Thimmakka

Reclaiming the Midday Meal: How Muhammed Hadith Hussain is Cultivating a ‘Krishi Malayalam’

“Young People Don’t Have the Space to Talk About Climate Grief,” Hemavathi Shekhar of Enact Earth on Building Community-Led Support Systems

When the World is Not OK: Opening Safe Spaces to Talk About Climate Change and Mental Health

The Tray that Fights Hunger: Sandra Mariya Sony’s Blueprint for Urban Nutrition

The Young Innovators of Kerala: How a Grassroots Revolution is Rewriting the Future of Global South Innovation

ekõ: When nature is the hero, and she has the last word

My Journey of Knowing Dr. Norman Borlaug: The Father of the Green Revolution

The Confident Woman Conference 2025 and the Launch of a Holistic Mentorship Program Empowering Women Across Nigeria

“Great Nicobar Is Being Re-Engineered, Not Developed”: An Interview with Pankaj Sekhsaria

Rajesh PK’s Blu’s: how a self-taught animator turned a haunting into a hymn of light

The Light We Follow: A Squirrel, a Bracelet, and the Future of Storytelling

The ?1,510-Crore Question

Dong System: How a Community-led Traditional Irrigation System Keeps Assam’s Fields Alive

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