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Kailash: The Mountain That Came Back With Me
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I had seen photographs of Kailash before I saw Kailash. None had prepared me for the silence. It was not the silence of an empty landscape, but one that seemed...
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Water Can't Wait !
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Nations are often judged by the monuments they build, the highways they inaugurate or the skylines they proudly showcase. Yet history has a quieter benchmark. It asks a far simpler...
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The forgotten music of water
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Every civilization has a sound. We hear it every day. Perhaps that is why we have forgotten to listen. Some announce themselves with the clang of industry, the whistle of...
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Essential to Restore Rivers, Catchment Areas
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India has revered rivers long before it learnt to dam them. They remember mountains that no longer exist, civilisations that have vanished and journeys that continue to shape the nation....
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A Thirsty Nation Beneath A Monsoon Sky
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India's relationship with water is marked by a striking contradiction. A few summers ago, while travelling through rural Rajasthan, I witnessed an elderly woman struggling to draw water from a...
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The Indian Youth: Between Inheritance and Choice
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The morning sun does not discriminate. It rests just as gently on the ancient stone steps of a river ghat as it does on the glass façade of a technology...
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Poetry- A way of Life!
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The universe is made up of vibrations, vibrations generating from sound, so says, the Vedic science.
Now imagine this sound in shape of lyrics. Just imagine how soothing that vibration...
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