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Biennale’s radical shift

Biennale’s radical shift

Cinema’s rockstars are N-E directors

Cinema’s rockstars are N-E directors

Helping panchayats fill in the blanks

Helping panchayats fill in the blanks

In Pune, women get a dream bus toilet

In Pune, women get a dream bus toilet

A jackfruit restaurant

A jackfruit restaurant

A wealth of rare seeds for farmers

A wealth of rare seeds for farmers

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PHOTO FEATURES

Faces from the Farmer's Rally

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When tribal people get talking

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The Bridge School

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Delhi's chipko moment

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People for animals

INTERVIEWS

'Tech must go bottom up and take people into account'
Civil Society News, New Delhi

Digital technology has brought major changes in India and there are more coming. It has speeded up the ...
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LIFESTYLE

At Sunder Nursery, history and nature come together
Rwit Ghosh, New Delhi

New Delhi now has a vast green space in the middle of the city with resplendent trees, a ...
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NEW-AGE BIZ

Mutual fund for NGOs? It may just be possible
Civil Society News, New Delhi

Non-profits mostly have to strive hard to raise funds for their causes. It distracts them from the good ...
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RURAL REPORTER

Pipli is trendy with its craft but losing its artisans
Rakhi Ghosh, Bhubaneshwar

Colourful chariots are the first thing that people notice during Odisha’s annual chariot procession of the gods, Jagannath, ...
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AGRICULTURE

Climbing classes: Young men in Kerala get up areca trees
Shree Padre, Puttur

For 15 years Prashanth, a 37-year-old villager living near Thirthahally in Karnataka, slaved at a granite quarry and ...
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CONSERVATION

Goa heritage: Mapping beautiful old homes
Derek Almeida, Panaji

Goa is practically littered with mesmerising houses and government buildings that hark back to 450 years of colonial ...
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