Faith, Hope and Charity are the three Christian theological virtues that allows humanity to preserve NATURE. (Forests, Oceans and all Life) According to the apostle Paul, “Now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three, but the greatest of them is Charity”. … Continued

There are three types of courage. Physical, mental and emotional. 1. Physical courage: You know this will be dangerous but you still do it. Like climbing Mt Everest, rescuing a dog trapped in a fire, or joining one of the … Continued

The challenge before India is huge and the energy needs more so!How can India meet its energy requirements without disturbing the ecology?Also how can one be mindful of the very much emerging prospect of environmental crisis and climatic change? Today, … Continued

From an expected rise in population to the staggering resource crunch that has been spotlighted in the current times, Covid-19 has brought many pervading issues to surface.In line with the same concern, our esteemed panel members got together to discuss … Continued

How can sustainability issues like biodiversity, climate change and environmental protection be mainstreamed into the curriculum?How can the new normal be used to educate students about green development?What is the way forward for sustainability education during and beyond Covid-19? Over … Continued

In the past months, we’ve all seen nature flourishing, bouncing back and rebonding.The environmental changes were first visible from space and as the lockdown got more stringent- it could be sensed in the sky above our heads, the air in … Continued

Defined as the disintegration of earth through overconsumption of natural resources which significantly eradicates wildlife and plant diversity, environmental degradation is the serious aggravation to nature’s turf. Although there is no single issue that can be circled out from the … Continued

At the time of writing this almost five million cases have been confirmed to have the disease Covid-19. More than 300,000 have died. And while we’re all obligated to stay isolated at our homes, there is no better time to … Continued

In times of great tribulation, when everyone has been subjected to their homes, livelihoods paused, more than 5 million sick and 350 thousand fatalities at hand- it seems as if ‘suffering doesn’t discriminate’. Young, poor, rich, working, not working, everyone … Continued

He’s been saving the environment for many years now, but at the age of seventy six, Pradip Burman still sounds as determined and proactive to spearhead sustainable initiatives across the nation as always.It’s difficult to believe when he speaks with … Continued