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Sudip Maiti is a independent journalist based in Kolkata, India.
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Rhodium catalyzed template-assisted distal para-C–H olefination
The article discusses the rhodium-catalyzed template-assisted distal para-C–H olefination process. It provides detailed information on the chemical synthesis and catalysis involved, highlighting the contributions of multiple authors in the field of chemistry.
Women shed ‘forest encroachers’ tag, turn land owners
The article discusses the transformation of women in Vanardihi, Odisha, from being labeled as 'forest encroachers' to becoming landowners. The Forest Rights Act of 2006 played a crucial role in this change, allowing villagers to claim land rights. With the help of the Foundation for Ecological Security (FES) and local resource person Anjali, documentation errors were rectified, and 29 families received land titles, with women's names included. This development has improved their economic conditions and provided them with dignity and identity.
This is Pulikkali — Kerala’s roaring Onam dance
Pulikkali, a vibrant and captivating dance form, is a significant part of Kerala's Onam festival. The tradition involves local enthusiasts painting themselves to resemble tigers and performing in a lively manner. The article is authored by Joyel K. Pious, a Kerala-based photographer, writer, and editor.
Trekking through Kashmir’s great lakes
The Kashmir 'great lakes' trek offers a breathtaking adventure through the Himalayas, starting from Sonamarg and spanning 5-6 days. Trekkers experience diverse landscapes, including dense forests, rocky terrains, and serene lakes, while interacting with local communities like the Gujjar-Bakarwal. The journey covers significant landmarks such as the Nichnai Pass, Vishansar Lake, and Gadsar Pass, providing panoramic views and cultural insights. The trek concludes with a descent to Naranag, offering a challenging yet rewarding experience.
Right to education: Where there is a wall, there is a way
Deepnarayan Nayak, known as 'Raster Master', started an outdoor school in a tribal village near Asansol in 2014, using mud walls as blackboards to educate underprivileged children. His 3G model includes three generations and has expanded to nearly 50 centers with 150 teachers and 10,000 students. Despite India's free elementary education system serving 131 million students, many schools lack standards, leading to high dropout rates, especially among girls. Nayak's model, highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic, could ensure the right to education for every child, even in challenging circumstances.
First musical band of high-altitude Ladakh riding high
Dashug, Ladakh's first musical band, has gained popularity by blending traditional Ladakhi tunes with rock music. Formed in late 2020, the band has captivated audiences with its unique sound and has collaborated with major corporations and other distinguished bands. Their music addresses social issues, aiming to inspire change. The band has also established the Musical Society of Ladakh to promote and preserve local folk music, organizing workshops and publishing an annual magazine. Dashug's efforts have revitalized interest in Ladakh's folk music, providing a contemporary twist to traditional melodies.
Horseshoe crab: The granddaddy of sea creatures needs help
The horseshoe crab, an ancient marine arthropod, is facing extinction due to human activities such as unregulated fishing, habitat degradation, and increasing water pollution. Found in Indian waters off Odisha and West Bengal, particularly in the Sundarban delta, the horseshoe crab's blue blood has significant medicinal value. Despite surviving five mass extinctions, the species is now at risk, with the International Union for Conservation of Nature listing it as endangered in Asia.
Horseshoe crab – the living fossil on brink of extinction
Horseshoe crabs, ancient marine creatures older than dinosaurs, are facing extinction in India's eastern waters due to overfishing, habitat degradation, and climate change. These crabs, crucial for marine ecosystems and medical testing, are being caught as bycatch and left to die, while their blood is used for critical medical tests. Conservationists are raising alarms about the potential collapse of coastal ecosystems if these keystone species disappear. Efforts are being made to promote synthetic alternatives to crab blood to ensure their survival.
Women’s quota in panchayat polls not mere rubber stamp
The article discusses the issue of 'sarpanch pati' in India's panchayati raj institutions, where male relatives often perform the duties of elected female representatives. Despite constitutional amendments reserving seats for women, patriarchal attitudes hinder their active participation. Dolly, a sarpanch from Bihar, shares her experiences and highlights the need for stricter laws, capacity building, and societal support to empower women leaders and ensure they are not mere figureheads.
5 books on rural India to add to your reading list
The article lists five books that provide insights into rural India, covering historical events, the reality of rural policies, farmers' lives, marginalized communities, and the Santhal people. The books are 'Sky is My Father: A Naga Village Remembered' by Easterine Kire, 'Everybody Loves a Good Drought: Stories from India’s Poorest Districts' by P. Sainath, 'Baawre Beej' by Vishakha Chanchani, 'Broken Ladder: The Paradox and The Potential of India’s One Billion' by Anirudh Krishna, and 'The Adivasi Will Not Dance' by Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar.
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