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Jaiman’s RSS Feed- Human and environmental effects of ‘mass-produced agriculture’
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- Buffaloes on zebra crossings – The Gurgaon story
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- Water. For saving lives and changing lives…
- An argument against nuclear power in India
- Every Day Should Be an Earth Day!
- Hunger strike against corruption is over. Time for some introspection?
Monthly Archives: April 2006
Recommended Podcasts (Includes Podcast 101)
If you are already familiar with podcasting and know how to download and listen you could jump to part II — a list of some wonderful podcasts available for free download. Most of these twenty odd podcasts are in ‘Talk’, … Continue reading
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Engagement media?
In any media, while the size of the audience is important, the consumers’ relationship with the media is perhaps equally important. ‘Engagement’ is the buzzword. But what does it really mean? Is a commuter who is shuffling through FM radio … Continue reading
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Bhaji on the bypass
We’re on our way to peace, quiet and stupendous views of the Himalayas in the distant hill station of Kausani in Uttaranchal. Barely an hour out of Delhi, and the cow belt hits you, literally. Ambling senior citizens, regurgitating a … Continue reading
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