Aaj Bhi Khare Hain Talab by Anupam Mishra
Aaj Bhi Khare Hain Talab or Ponds are still relevant is a rare gem of a book, a scripture written in our time and...
Hinduism And Nature By Nanditha Krishna
Hinduism and Nature intrigued me with its title. I stayed on in ‘unread’ shelf for over a year, next to my bed reading table...
Grey Hornbills at Dusk by Bulbul Sharma
Bulbul Sharma - Can you have a more appropriate name for a person who writes a book on the birds that she sees around...
Green Wars by Bahar Dutt – Book Review
Bahar Dutt - an animal lover and an environmental journalist in the book Green Wars talks about her various expeditions across India. And a...
Dar Dar Gange by Abhay Mishra and Pankaj Ramendu
Another Bibliophile recommended this book Dar Dar Gange to me. And I immediately picked it up, as it was one of the very few...
Churning the Earth by Aseem Shrivastava & Ashish Kothari
The first reaction after finishing the first section of the book Churning the Earth is to see if we can go back to the...
Ganga: A Journey down the Ganges River by Julian Crandall Hollick
Ganga: A Journey Down the Ganges River book was published about 5 years back. My first instinct is to call it an old book....
Saffron Thinking Green Living by Dileep Kulkarni
This small 30 odd page booklet Saffron Thinking Green Living by Dileep Kulkarni, contains more of an essay rather than a book. The author...
Small is Beautiful by E F Schumacher
The byline of the book Small is Beautiful by E F Schumacher reads ‘a study of economics as if people mattered’. And I can...
The Environmental Crisis of Delhi by Sanjay Yadav
This is the fourth book that I read on environment and ecology in quick succession, is this some kind of sign?
Sanjay Yadav writes with...
