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Ulhas Paranjpe has a simple question to ask—”If a Mumbai citizen & industries can get enough water all year round, why can’t a farmer?”

Using traditional techniques and the handmaking juices, this Mumbai doctor decided to bridge the gap between rural recipes and urban markets. Give your childhood nostalgia a fresh boost, try some!

“The petroglyphs… may be carved by our ancestors in the Neolithic Age, that is 7000-4000 BC. It is very hard to determine the exact period, but these petroglyphs are carved using metal tools, so that is one way of determining the period (of origin).”

I have a well-meaning aunt who by virtue of having raised three children doles out medical advice and medicines for toddlers as any qualified doctor would.

Copper production, including mining, smelting and refining, is a hazardous industry that produces toxic by-products like lead, arsenic and sulphur oxides that adversely impact water, soil and air quality.

A mathematics professor from Pune, Dhondho Keshav Karve was one of the earliest crusaders of women’s rights in India. Here’s his forgotten story.

According to her, she had unknowingly worked on nearly all the 17 Sustainable Development Goals at some point in time.

This initiative will help both farmers and the general public to be duped by people selling fake varieties.

At Farm of Happiness, founded by Sampada and Rahul Kulkarni, you are invited to get your hands dirty in the fields and grow your own food!

Head to India's beautiful pick-your-own orchards for a vacation that is sure to connect you to nature.