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Evolution of Environmentalists from Amrita Devi to Raika Activists Chander Mohan Sharma Do the First and the Second Chipko Movements bear any resemblance with the sporadic protests by some environment activists against the proposed felling of around 38,000 trees including about 150 plant species belonging to Phullai, Shisham, Jamun, Khair, Babul, Dhaman, Siris, Chir Pine,

Khejri trees are sacred among the Bishnoi people from India's Rajasthan state. Nearly 300 years ago, the Bishnoi sacrificed hundreds of lives to protect their sacred "tree of life." The trees are again under threat.

A 29-year-old Swayamsevak, Sundram Tiwari of Uttar Pradesh’s Pratapgarh is busy securing the future of our coming generations. He does not like calling

With a view to enriching Azadi Ka Amrit Kal with verdant splendour, Governor Gulab Chand Kataria attended the Amrit plantation drive at Chandubi on Thursday.

Once upon a time, a maharaja tried cutting down sacred trees, but these tree-huggers weren't having it in this tragic David vs. Goliath tale of the Khejarli massacre.

The Government Railway Police (GRP) have arrested a woman for the murder of a six-year-old girl, who was found dead on railway tracks at the Industrial Area, Phase II, on January 14.

In 1730, more than 300 Bishnoi were killed while trying to protect trees. Their descendants are carrying on their legacy.

Surrounded by deer and antelopes, Ghevar Ram caressed an injured fawn at a rescue centre run by India's Bishnoi community, who have been fighting to protect the environment for more than 500 years.

Indias Bishnoi community, the original eco-warriors

Surrounded by deer and antelopes, Ghevar Ram caressed an injured fawn at a rescue centre run by India's Bishnoi community, who have been fighting to protect