Stories

February 2026
Jadav Payeng, often called the “Forest Man of India,” spent roughly four decades planting trees on a barren sandbar along the Brahmaputra River in Assam

Jadav Payeng, often called the “Forest Man of India,” spent roughly four decades planting trees on a barren sandbar along the Brahmaputra River in Assam. What began as a personal effort to restore damaged lan...

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February 2026
They Called Her “Just A Maami In A Saree”. She Proved She Was A Force Of Nature

Dr Jayshree Vencatesan’s journey didn’t begin in a lab — it began in childhood, in quiet moments spent with her father, who taught her to deeply respect the natural world. That early spark lit a lifelon...

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December 2025
How Tree Lovers Rescued a Kolkata Neighbourhood

A group of tree lovers, mostly in their 70s and 80s now, has been passionately planting trees in a Kolkata locality, which now offers its own challenge to global warming.Kolkata has been listed as one of the 20 cities in...

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December 2025
The Indian Public Servant Helping Disadvantaged Communities Adapt To Rising Heat

In one of India’s most heat-vulnerable regions, Supriya Sahu is putting in place a suite of effective cooling regulations and nature-based adaptation measures to improve the health and safety of families.Residents ...

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October 2025
37 Villages Resolve To Protect Ntangki National Park At Athibung Consultation

In a landmark step toward strengthening community-led conservation, representatives from 37 villages under Athibung sub-division, Peren district, on October 17 adopted a set of resolutions to protect and preserve the Nta...

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October 2025
Meet the Lake Man Reviving 1000+ Drought-Hit South Indian Villages

Meet Nimal Raghavan, the ‘Lake Man of India’. What began as a small effort to revive one lake after Cyclone Gaja soon turned into a nationwide movement — where volunteers, newlyweds, cricket teams, and ...

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May 2025
How Women Farmers in the Sundarban Are Reviving Indigenous Rice Varieties

In a region hit hard by climate change, where salinity of agricultural land has become a major concern, indigenous rice varieties could bring some respite – provided farmers have the right support.Sundarban (West B...

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