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What’s Wrong with The World: From a Conservationist’s Diary – Part 2

by Rushikesh Chavan12 July 202012 July 2020 4 min read

We must stop putting people, corporations, and governments in ‘good’ and ‘bad’ boxes.

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Soundscape Mapping in the IOR – Case of the Snapping Shrimps

by Dr Arnab Das9 July 202012 July 2020 3 min read

The loud noise made by snapping shrimps is a major impediment in establishing effective underwater domain awareness (UDA) in the IOR.

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What’s Wrong with The World: From a Conservationist’s Diary – Part 1

by Rushikesh Chavan7 July 202012 July 2020 5 min read

So, what is really wrong with the world? Why are we destroying ecosystems and, in effect, our very existence?

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Digital Aatmanirbharta for a Secured India

by Manojit Das5 July 20208 July 2020 4 min read

India still lags in the cyber domain, especially in terms of countering propaganda of neighbouring countries through social media.

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To Webinar or Not is the Question: ‘Ritual’ and ‘Repivoting’ in the Pandemic

by Manishankar Prasad22 June 202026 June 2020 4 min read

Webinars are a good space to access thinking in terms of concepts and a dialogic arena for sparring and argumentation.

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We Must Rethink the Nature-Human Relationship in a Post-Covid-19 World

by Suchitra Pandey17 June 202020 June 2020 4 min read

Seeing the increase in the number of poaching incidences during lockdown, it is clear that we have learned nothing from the pandemic.

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भौतिकशास्त्रातील ‘नेति नेति’

by डॉ प्राजक्ता अविनाश देवधर16 June 20209 July 2020 4 min read

ज्या दिशेला सूर्य उगवतो ती दिशा पूर्व असे आपण म्हणतो. पण ही पूर्व दिशा ठराविक आहे का?

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How the COVID-19 fight could be a blueprint for successful Climate Change action

by Kalyani Raj24 May 20209 June 2020 5 min read

For while COVID-19 and climate change are separate issues, both hit the most vulnerable and marginalized sections of society the hardest, consequently provoking the need for systemic and behavioural changes and calling for cohesive, collective, cross-border action.

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Can CoronaVirus Crisis be converted to an Opportunity for Rejuvenating Climate Action?

by Prof. Amitav Mallik29 April 20209 June 2020 4 min read

Can the Covid-19 crisis offer a unique opportunity to redesign the economy, break away from insatiable consumption and un-sustainable GDP growth incurred at the cost of a basic, life-supporting, stable environment?

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Preventing the Spread of Diseases from Vertebrate Animals to Humans – A Perspective from Environmental Law – Part II

by Arnab Basu19 April 202013 June 2020 4 min read

These laws generally lack any institutional mechanism, as these are internationally prescribed but supposed to be practiced domestically. Enforcement and adoption of these laws are result of consensus among participatory nations.