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Heeta Lakhani: The eco warrior who has become a global voice for Indian climate activism

Heeta Lakhani: The eco warrior who has become a global voice for Indian climate activism

by Minal Nirmala Khona | Nov 3, 2024

(November 3, 2024) Eco Warrior, Founder & Director of the ClimAct Foundation and part of the Women’s Climate Collective, environmentalist Heeta Lakhani has represented Indian climate activists on global stages around the world. Heeta Lakhani is working to create...
Meet Bulu Imam, the archaeologist who is protecting tribal art

Meet Bulu Imam, the archaeologist who is protecting tribal art

by Amrita Priya | Mar 23, 2024

(March 23, 2024) He dedicated his youth to conserving the tribal art and thick forests of Jharkhand. Now 79 years old, Padma Shri Bulu Imam lives in a colonial house nestled in a grove of tall trees and lush bushes, in Hazaribagh, Jharkhand. The...
Nimal Raghavan: The ‘Son of Rain’ transforming lives and revitalising agricultural cycles in India and Kenya

Nimal Raghavan: The ‘Son of Rain’ transforming lives and revitalising agricultural cycles in India and Kenya

by Amrita Priya | Jan 3, 2024

(January 3, 2024) Environmentalist Nimal Raghavan, who has revived 180 lakes in India, has won people’s heart in Kenya as well. He has earned himself the moniker ‘Wa Muva’, or ‘Son of Rain’ in the drought-stricken country, through his efforts to tackle water scarcity....
Ancient living: Climate warrior Archana Soreng is saving the planet through tribal practices

Ancient living: Climate warrior Archana Soreng is saving the planet through tribal practices

by Amrita Priya | Apr 4, 2023

(April 4, 2023) “We all can contribute towards climate action because we all are unique. Our voice matters. And you can contribute to climate action in the way you like, in the way you can,” said climate warrior, Archana Soreng, as she finished her speech...
The ‘lake man’: Anand Malligavad bridges science with tradition to revive Bengaluru’s dying lakes

The ‘lake man’: Anand Malligavad bridges science with tradition to revive Bengaluru’s dying lakes

by Amrita Priya | May 31, 2022

(May 31, 2022) A Google search of Bengaluru’s lakes even throws up a dedicated Wikipedia page. The city has around 80 lakes today, some of which have been in the news for all the wrong reasons – including a stubborn cloud of toxic, inflammable foam on...
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