by Deepika Sharma | Apr 23, 2025 | Blogpost
In April, it rains cotton in Delhi. The source of this cotton is the Semal tree or silk cotton tree which botanists call Bombax ceiba. It is for its showy, starfish-like scarlet flowers which bloom from February to March that city planners have adorned Delhi’s roads... 
by Anisha Karnail | Apr 16, 2025 | Blogpost
I often lose track of time. The pace of modern life is such. Sometimes days go by in such a blur, I have to check the calendar – What day is it exactly? Which month are we in? How long until the balmy summer gives way to cool rains? When will winter come? These... 
by Arulsaranya Masilamani | Apr 9, 2025 | Blogpost
During my childhood, trees were an integral part of my daily life. Our home was at the edge of the village, where the village ended and the coconut farms started. At school, we often had lunch beneath the shade of Thongu Moonji (Rain Tree). After school, my friends... 
by Rakhi Potphode | Apr 2, 2025 | Blogpost
It was October of 2022. It had only been a few weeks since I started working in a forest resort located in Lonavala as a ‘Naturalist’. I was conducting nature trails for a living. On one fine evening, I was returning from my nature trail and was going to... 
by Nayantara Siruguri | Mar 12, 2025 | Blogpost
Meanings are derived from ontologies. You know how we talk about humans looking up at the stars, reflecting on how they inspire thoughts and philosophies of comparative existence; that stars reminded them of the vastness of the world and the minuscule existence of... 
by Evandalyne Lamare | Mar 6, 2025 | Blogpost
I heard a story about ka jingkieng Jri & the story of mutualism Of sturdy, of diversity, of path ahead In a continuous improvement process The resilience of ka Jingkiengjri is such that it can withstand adversity by its strong roots entwined together by people...
