Why India won’t take charge of worsening ecological crisis : Ramachandra Guha

Name: Why India won’t take charge of worsening ecological crisis : Ramachandra Guha
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#RamachandraGuha #IndiaEnvironment #ClimateCrisis #Pollution #Sustainability #Deforestation #ClimateChange #IndianGovernment #GreenFuture #EcologicalDisaster #SaveNature Why India won’t take charge of worsening ecological crisis : Ramachandra Guha Acclaimed historian and environmental thinker Dr Ramachandra Guha launched his latest book, Speaking with Nature: The Origins of Indian Environmentalism. Organised by Harper Collins India in collaboration with the Chandigarh Literary Society, the event saw an insightful exchange between Dr Guha and Jyoti Malhotra, Editor-in-Chief, The Tribune, delving into India’s ecological past, contemporary challenges, and the role of activism in conservation.

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Biodiversity Loss India Climate Change India Climate Change Policy Deforestation India Environmental Issues in India Global Warming India Government Policies on Environment India Ecological Crisis Indian Environmental Policies Industrial Pollution Pollution in India Ramachandra Guha Sustainable Development India Water Crisis India

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