Geetanjali Krishna
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3 weeks ago |
news24online.com | Geetanjali Krishna |Dana Thomas |Scott Schuman |Valerie Steele
An in-depth exploration of the fashion industry's impact on the environment and society.
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3 weeks ago |
reasonstobecheerful.world | Geetanjali Krishna
Every morning, Amit Sonkar sets up his little stall in a bustling vegetable market in Mirzapur, a small town on the banks of the Ganges in North India’s Uttar Pradesh. He piles up the tomatoes and carrots in inviting pyramids and lays out the beans, spring onions and green chili peppers in baskets. Once he is satisfied with the array, he sits behind the stall and waits. “Earlier, I’d have whipped out my phone and seen mindless reels on social media,” he says.
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1 month ago |
reasonstobecheerful.world | Geetanjali Krishna
In Uttarakhand’s prime fruit-growing region, a brightly clad woman carries a pitcher to what looks like a tiny temple set amid apricot orchards. This 400-year-old structure is one of the hundreds of water temples, locally called naulas, that dot the steep Himalayan slopes of Uttarakhand, a state in Northern India. Naulas were historically built over fresh water springs, which formed wherever groundwater managed to find its way to the surface.
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bmj.com | Sally Howard |Geetanjali Krishna
News BMJ 2025; 389 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.r657 Cite this as: BMJ 2025;389:r657 Sally Howard, Geetanjali KrishnaLondon and DelhiThe death toll continues to rise in central Myanmar after a 7.7 magnitude earthquake hit South East Asia on 28 March.
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2 months ago |
withguitars.com | Peter Yeung |Elizabeth Hewitt |Geetanjali Krishna
Amid the rustling of trees, the enormous, mossy brown head of a bison, with two impressive curved horns, emerges from the forest. Hoof by hoof, its entire hulking body appears. This is not a scene from the past, but rather the reality at a nature reserve in the U.K., where these gentle beasts are roaming free — and boosting biodiversity.
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