Neha Sinha
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Hope In The Himalayas
The moot question the court wants answered is how garbage like plastic will be dealt with in the Himalayas.
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Learning How To Adapt In Heatwaves
Wildlife struggles to find water in the summer months. What is the nearest source of drinking water for an animal around you?
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Why Some Animals And Plants Don’t Belong Everywhere
We don’t have a comprehensive plan to tackle ‘alien’ animals and plants that often wreak untold havoc in India, writes Neha Sinha.
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Trees Belong Everywhere, Not Just In Forests
The flowers that come first on a tree are troopers – across the landscape, providing the first sugar-rich booster shots of energy.
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Environmental Clearance Is Not Conservation
The Environment Ministry has made recent policy moves that are antithetical to its mandate, writes Neha Sinha.
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In 2022, Listen To And Watch What Nature Is Telling Us
Our existence depends on Glasgow promises and Indian environmental laws, writes Neha Sinha.
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Wildlife Week: Are We Fonder Of Extinct Species Than Extant Ones?
If we can mourn the permanent loss of an animal, perhaps we can also appreciate what still lives around us, writes Neha Sinha.
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A Tiger Shouldn’t Have To Earn Its Keep
The purpose of a wildlife sanctuary is not primarily towards tourists – it’s conserving wildlife and ecological processes.
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Prancing Peacocks: An Indian Monsoon Story
It will hunt snakes with the tenacity of a carnivorous eagle, and pick off grains like a peaceable granivorous blue rock pigeon.
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Andaman & Nicobar Deserves Better Than The NITI Aayog Plans
As we face both species extinction & climate hazard, government think tanks have just not managed to keep up, writes Neha Sinha.
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With Covid-19, We Need To Vote For Trees, Now
The writing on the wall is clear: we need trees, and we need them where we are, writes Neha Sinha.
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Distress Signals From India’s Tiger Reserves
Currently, in three Indian tiger reserves, events both bizarre and unfortunate are unfolding, writes Neha Sinha.
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The Fight To Save A Home... On A Tree
Cooped up in city houses, it may be hard for us to imagine that we aren’t the only ones with a housing crisis, writes Neha Sinha.
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How To Be A ‘Good Environmentalist’ In India
Jailed young dissenters, EIAs without science, budgetary cuts, new language of the environment. You are sure to do well.
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Wildlife In All Its Glory, While We Were In Lockdown
Flowers bloom through the most pitiful times. And in the places we call home, the bleak is often adjacent to the beautiful.
