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For a plural publication landscape - Vimarsana News

For a plural publication landscape

Given the irregularity of publications, they do not make the research landscape robustly plural.

Mount Everest: The deadly history of the world's highest peak - Vimarsana News

Mount Everest: The deadly history of the world's highest peak

Mount Everest reaches more than 29,000 feet above sea level.

The call for the mountains - Vimarsana News

The call for the mountains

On International Mountain Day, 11 December, Sulogna Mehta narrates stories of some unique achievers who braved challenges, setting records

LankaWeb – The Special Sri Lankan Elephant and the Import Export Trade. - Vimarsana News

LankaWeb – The Special Sri Lankan Elephant and the Import Export Trade.

Posted on January 24th, 2021 Ashley de Vos Stemming from the advice given by Arahat Mahinda to King Devanampiya Tissa (3 C.BCE), that all beings including the animals in the forest and the birds in the air have a right to live, tradition dictated that all precious resources, are always protected. The thick forest covered hills and mountains, referred to, by Ferguson (1815) as black, leach infested and full of animals”, were dedicated to the Gods or Devas, and as a royal decree ensured its continuous protection, very few went in to desecrate it. The central highlands...

On the Mythologies of the Himalaya Mountains - Vimarsana News

On the Mythologies of the Himalaya Mountains

January 7, 2021 The Earth asked Vishnu, “Why do you come in the form of mountains and not in your own form?” Vishnu replied: “The pleasure that exists in mountains is greater than that of animate beings, for they feel no heat, nor cold, nor pain, nor anger, nor fear, nor pleasure. We three gods as mountains will reside in the earth for the benefit of mankind.” In the late summer of 1995 I flew to India for my first experience of climbing in the Himalaya. The monsoon was still strong and in those days, a quarter of a century ago, parts of Delhi flooded more readily; many lower-lying st...

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