Visit to Jama Masjid, Delhi

Yahi hai ebadat, yahi din-o-eman,
Ke kam aaye duniya mei insaan ke insan. (Hali)
 
Insan ko insan se kina nahi accha,Jis sine mei ho kina, wo sina nahi accha. (Nashikh)
 
 Naya safar hai,nai manjhileny bulati hai,
Musafiro,ravish-e-karwan badal dalo. (Unknown)

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The Indigenous Knowledge Vs Scientific Knowledge

India has long history as a cradle of civilization. The journey from early civilization to present day have came up with various things. One such vital boon is our indigenous knowledge. The local practices which are being practiced by different communities in nooks and corners of our country is having immense importance, not only for the [...]

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Green Advocates….

You must be the change you wish to see in the world. Mahatma Gandhi
What kind of world you want to live in?Demand that your teachers teach you what you need to know to build it. Peter Kropotkin
We are living in a false economy where the price of goods and services does not include the cost [...]

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Changing the Climate on Campus

An article by Bryan Walsh in Times has thrown light on the emerging issues in  U.S college campuses and how they had changed. On one time, issues like civil rights,Vietnam war and apartheid were the major attraction of the students conscience. Now the climate change and global warming is gaining popularity and acceptability in campuses. On of the early advocate of [...]

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Towards Green Villages: A refresher workshop on sustainable villages

The Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), New Delhi, announces a five-day refresher workshop on how to use the environment to eradicate poverty in rural India.
For more than two decades, CSE’s research and advocacy experiences show that India’s poverty is ecological in nature. We have to regenerate our ecology to eradicate our poverty. Many villages [...]

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