Photo courtesy: Dr.Santosh Kumar
Photo courtesy: Dr.Santosh Kumar
Photo courtesy: Dr.Santosh Kumar
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Humanity helps me
OCTOBER 2021 ISSUE 23
Photo courtesy: Dr.Santosh Kumar
The Homeo Option
Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
It's not a panacea, but homeopathy proved to be a winner to heal animals. Dr. Gaurav Choudhary touches on the merits and limitations of using homeopathy in veterinary practice.
A Monkey Food Court
Thirumalapur, Telengana, India
This village did it right ! Shruthi Suresh Sawulla details how Thirumalapur solved human~wildlife conflict with Jagtial Forest Department to provide ...
A food court for monkeys !
The Ripple Effect
Thrissur, Kerala, India
So many contributions add to the ocean of social welfare, uplifting people in vulnerable circumstances. 'Kanika' or KWF shows a picture of the layers that they addressed.
JUNE 2021 ISSUE 22
Life-giving Corridors
Bilaspur, Chattisgarh, India
Delay sixth mass extinction. Connect different gene pools at different habitats so that wildlife populations thrive, says WWF-India project officer Aakash Bhushan.
Hold Carbon, Cool Earth
Raigad, Maharashtra, India
Less drudgery, no heavy machinery, no flooded paddy field GHG emissions. Dr.K.E.Usha sees Saguna Rice Technique benefits: better yields, more crops with aerobic cultivation.
Smarter Rescues
Alwar, Rajasthan, India
Snakes, civets or hyenas, while saving wildlife, give them minimum distress. Or else, the word 'rescue' can be misleading, wildlife conservationist Aman Bhatia explains.
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