Vidya Bhushan Rawat

Is chronicler of the oral history of the marginalised communities in India, an anti caste and climate justice activist and author with over two dozens of books in English and Hindi. Sen

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Ganga Yatra: From the Himalayas to Bangladesh—The Sacred River’s Struggles and Survival

The Ganges, a river of immense cultural and religious significance, embarks on a transformative journey through Bangladesh, where it assumes various forms – from the Padma to the Meghna – showcasing a unique confluence of rivers and shaping the nation's landscape and culture

Beyond the Mainstream: How VT Rajashekar Shaped Alternative Media in India

VT Rajashekar, the one man revolution used his publication Dalit Voice to expose systemic oppression and redefine the fight for social justice in India

From Worship to Exploitation: Ganga’s Journey Reflects India’s Environmental Hypocrisy

A four-year journey along the Ganga reveals a civilisational ecological crisis, where dams, pollution, sand mining and policy failures threaten rivers, communities, livelihoods and India’s environmental future across regions nationwide.

Securing Uttarakhand’s Hills: Special Laws, Land Battles and a Growing Crisis

There is a need to protect the land, identity, and interests of the people living in the hills of Uttarakhand. There is a demand...

Uttarakhand’s Fiery Struggle: Forests, Fires and Fragile Ecosystems

Uttarakhand's forest fire has resulted in the loss of not only human lives but also huge forest areas. This year has been devastating for...

Beyond Closure: Rohith Vemula’s Case Reshapes India’s Justice Narrative

It is good that Telangana police has decided to reinvestigate the case of institutional murder of Rohith Vemula. The May 3rd closure report was...