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Sarod soldier: British Indian artist Soumik Datta uses music for climate action

Sarod soldier: British Indian artist Soumik Datta uses music for climate action

by Namrata Srivastava | Jul 29, 2023

(July 29, 2023) One rainy day, while playing indoor cricket with his younger brother, a 12-year-old Soumik Datta discovered an old sarod that once belonged to his grandmother. Today, the award-winning multi-disciplinary artist has released several albums. An...
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 Namrata Srivastava | 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...

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