Hydro Dams, Water ·
Originally published November 27, 2023, by Revolve Media. My interaction with this language of rivers began in 2007 with my own indigenous Lepcha community while I was in Delhi. To protest the hydropower development in Dzongu, Lepchas from this district in…
Water ·
Originally published June 28, 2021, by The Record Nepal. Boudha once had a long and rich relationship with water but with the explosion of concrete houses and paved roads, fresh water is becoming more and more scarce. Many of veteran…
Originally published July 14, 2020, by OnlineKhabar. “No story lives unless someone wants to listen.” – JK Rowling We are living in the times when we need listeners more than speakers; the listeners who can listen from the heart and not…
Women ·
Originally published February 12, 2020, by Dialogue Earth. Running their homes while their menfolk migrate in search of work, women living along the Mahakali River that marks Nepal’s western border with India are especially vulnerable to water-related disasters – erosion,…
Women ·
Originally published February 10, 2020, by Dialogue Earth. Shiva and Parvati are epitomised in Hinduism as the joint protectors of the Himalayas. But men are conspicuously absent from the villages and towns on the banks of the Mahakali – the…
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