Author: Kiran Yadav
Paper that doesn’t hurt any tree
On the International Day of Zero Waste, we look at Rescript, an enterprise that is bolstering the sustainability narrative with eco-friendly paper.
Revelling in nature’s bounty at a rural haat
The weekly haat (market) in Jhirpani provides a glimpse into the lives of the tribals and the way the village economy plays out at the grassroot level. Besides uncommon natural treats, lessons in conscious living get added to the cart organically.
Reimagining the idea of processed foods
A Chennai-based food technologist, with the help of farmers, has pioneered a movement of consciously processed foods and given a completely new dimension to the idea of healthy eating.
Sacred sounds: Gen Z finds zen in Vedic chants
Vedic chanting, believed to be the world’s oldest oral tradition, seems to be in vogue again, this time among the younger generation.
International Mother Language Day: Moves to preserve India’s linguistic diversity
On the 25th anniversary of International Mother Language Day, observed worldwide on February 21, we look at the rich cultural and linguistic heritage of India and how this valuable repository is being revitalised.
Learning math, the Vedic way
The ancient wisdom of Vedic Maths is gaining popularity at home and abroad for its enhanced computational proficiencies and problem-solving abilities. In the process it is rekindling love for an otherwise dreaded subject.
The rise and rise of the rural consumer
What do you get when you combine rising disposable income, stronger purchasing power, internet connectivity and lifestyle aspirations? A hungry consumer. In this case, the rural Indian consumer who’s ushering in the next wave of growth.
Dalits’ pursuit of dignity and rights
While there have been significant changes to Dalit lives – more work needs to be done, especially in rural India, to ensure they’re given equal opportunities to thrive, says JNU assistant professor.