Posts By Aditya Anurag Nanda
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3.0KInternationalFree Trade Agreement (FTA): Constraints and Opportunities
Nature-based value-added products like textiles, footwear, marine products, and carpets will have easy access to the UK market, hence, the expectation related...
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2.6KEnvironmentClimate and Cultural Celebrations: A Lesson in Tradition and Adaptation
By embracing cultural wisdom, we can protect our well-being and celebrate the vital role of ecosystems in our lives.
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9931EnvironmentCoexisting with Nature: Odisha’s Inspiring Story of Turtle Conservation
"These turtles help in dissipating the cyclones in the earlier phase of rapidly rotating air flow and render the storm becoming enormous...
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746GovernanceCrowd Crush: An Avoidable Disaster
Pulling a crowd is relatively easier than safe and secure dispersal of the crowd to their places, needing more mindfulness and immersion...
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955OpinionPicnics Can Be Fun, But Not at the Cost of the Environment
Our enjoyment for one day of the year is inflicting different kind of pollution in to the natural ecosystem, creating distress condition...
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1.3KEnvironmentBeach Cleaning: Necessity or Fad
The conviction and commitment of Sasank reluctantly motivated other friends to lend their hand in beach cleaning drive, for the cause of...
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1.1KEnvironmentChoose Silence, Choose Life
It is only one earth and one environment, that we share amongst different regions and different generation as well. So, we need...
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706OpinionDisaster Preparedness: Learning from Elders
“Cyclone generated loss to the state economy would somehow be recovered by levying more tax or receiving grants from the central government...
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1.1KEnvironmentClimate Change and Energy Sovereignty
As time progressed, with the availability of electricity, people’s expectation from life changed and they moved upward in the economic ladder for...
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1.1KEnvironmentFrom Rakhi to Roots: Vriksha Bandhan
Rakshya Bandhan is a ritual, practiced to lay-over the emotional bonding of trust, belief and care between two individuals, not necessarily humans...