Coastal Impact, a non-government organisation in Goa, has just completed a coral micro-fragmentation transplantation project that seeks to rejuvenate coral reefs. Coastal Impact is an organization that works on marine conservation, education and research; studies and monitors Goa’s marine ecosystems, spreads awareness; and initiates research and conservation actions. It also helps build interest and engagement… Read More Conserving Corals
A new outlet for a health forward café has been designed by the Delhi based studio, Tangible Intangible Design Office or TI:DO as they are also known. UNCAFE, is a new 800 sq ft is a Delhi bassed restaurant that has an earthy yet contemporary aesthetic. The restaurant is within a mall and is unique… Read More Uncafe, Delhi
Few activities that are good for women during menopause include yoga, walking, physical activity, swimming, playing outdoors, dancing, and going to the gym. These activities can help improve mood, sleep, and energy levels, and they can also help reduce hot flashes, night sweats, and other menopause symptoms. If someone is not used to exercising, start… Read More Exercising in Menopause
As a fruit that is light and refreshing and is the best way to beat the summer heat, watermelon is a hands down winner. Amenable to variety of dishes, watermelon is also great as a sorbet or a palate cleanser. This is because it has a nice airy texture and works best in between meal… Read More Sorbet as Palate Cleansers
Mushrooms are available in so many variants that they have become a popular ingredient in cooking. There are endless possibilities of creating unique mushroom recipes and this is what makes them a unique ingredient to cook with. The humble mushroom has today become part of fine dining menus taking it to new heights, delighting mushroom… Read More Mushroom Recipes
Dr. Ram Sewak Sharma is a former member of the prestigious Indian Administrative Service with a distinguished career in the Government of India and State Governments, leading reforms and leveraging IT to simplify administrative processes. In the process, he has contributed to shaping India’s Policies in Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs). He combines planning and… Read More Dr. Ram Sewak Sharma Interview
Classical Pilates strictly works on incorporating all of the six fundamentals – Breathing, Concentration, Control, Centering, Precision & Control. Hence, there is no specific exercise that one must avoid unless the practitioner is battling with an injury or a chronic condition. Pilates provides a holistic approach to well-being during menopause. The breathing mechanism in Pilates… Read More Pilates on a Mat
Addressing the issues of wildlife conservation separately from that of the broader environmental management issues. The primary objective of wildlife conservation is different from Environmentalism that primarily aims to make the world a better place for just one species, the human beings. Environmentalist views wild species and wilderness, merely as factors that enhance human wellbeing.… Read More K. Ullas Karanth, emeritus director, Centre for Wildlife Studies (CWS)
With its burgeoning population and massive increase in the use of electronic items India is facing a huge problem of e-waste. Mining specialized materials for a new phone generates significant CO2 emissions contributing to climate change, pollution, and other disruptions to the natural world. Each newer and larger model has the potential to mine more… Read More E-Waste in India
When you look beyond the cliched dishes associated with Rajasthan’s cuisine you will discover several culinary gems. There’s so much more to the cuisines of Rajasthan. While Dal Baati Churma and Ker Sangri are very popular, there are a host of dishes like Rabodi ki Sabz, Pithod Curry (made using chickpea flour), Chakki Ki Sabzi (made with… Read More Rajasthan with a Twist on Your Plate