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The wind farm paradox in southern Tamil Nadu

Priyanka Shankar 15 Apr 2022

Maldhari going to Banaskantha. Photo by Ravleen Kaur.

A decade on, India’s first solar park has many promises left to fulfil

Ravleen Kaur 18 Mar 2022

[Photos] The invisible farmers of Mumbai

Geetanjali Gurlhosur 6 Jul 2021

How a livestock grazing ban in Sikkim has transformed pastoral communities

Neha Jain 15 Jun 2021

[Commentary] Domino effect of COVID-19 lockdown on transhumant pastoralists in Rajasthan

Tatsama Motilal 9 Jun 2021

A Van Gujjar with a herd of buffaloes. Rearing cattle is a part of their traditional nomadic lifestyle. Image credit: Radhika Gupta

Van Gujjars: People of the forest or nowhere?

Radhika Gupta 28 May 2021

[Commentary] Policy measures do not address increasing sedentarisation of pastoralists in India

Aastha Maggu, Rituja Mitra 8 Jan 2021

Gaddi herd of sheep and goats moving toward Bharmour from Chamba .Gaddi move their herds of sheep and goats toward Bharmour from lower ranges of plains in summer and vice versa.The Gaddis are a tribe living primarily in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir of Indian union.Their main profession is goat and sheep rearing. Photo by Harvinder Chandigarh/Wikimedia Commons.

Afforestation is making the livelihoods of Gaddi pastoralists in the Himalayas more vulnerable

Neha Jain 18 Dec 2020

Livestock grazing drives blue sheep in the Himalayas to forage in sub-optimal areas

Neha Jain 7 Jul 2020

[Commentary] Pastoral communities of Tamil Nadu in peril

Vikram Aditya and Gudasalamani Ravikanth 30 Apr 2020

Rajasthan villages fight to protect their common lands from mining activities

Vaishnavi Rathore and Deborupa Ghosh 4 Nov 2019

[Commentary] India’s farming crisis is a crisis of the ecological commons

Harini Nagendra, Rucha Ghate 25 Feb 2019