Shreya Pareek
Founder and Editor at The Stories of Change
Solutions Journalist. I cover social, rural, environmental stories. Founder- The Stories of Change @theSoctweets Story tips- [email protected]
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Jan 4, 2025 |
villagesquare.in | Shreya Pareek
Rankini, a small, tranquil village in Andhra Pradesh, may seem unremarkable at first glance. However, bubbling under the surface is the stirring of an agricultural revolution led by Janni Jyoti, a 47-year-old woman transforming her community with the power of natural farming. Married at the tender age of 13, Jyoti spent most of her life as a devoted wife and mother, with no knowledge of farming. Yet, she has risen to become a powerful and inspiring voice in her village.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
villagesquare.in | Aatreyee Dhar |Sudip Maiti |Shreya Pareek |Unnati Sharma
In a leafy public park in Meghalaya’s Tura town, a new sporting experience is pulling in the crowds. On any given afternoon, the park’s tranquil setting is transformed into a hive of strategic battles, all unfolding on 64 squares of black and white. Chess, the royal game of kings and knights, has found an unlikely home in this part of India — traditionally known for its love of football, cricket, traditional archery and martial arts.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
villagesquare.in | Sudip Maiti |Shreya Pareek |Unnati Sharma |Suhail Bhat
The vibrant riverine landscape of Bengal, once alive with the sight of traditional sailboats, now tells a different story as these iconic vessels slowly fade from the scene. Formerly the lifeblood of entire Bengali communities spanned over undivided Bengal, and a symbol of the region’s maritime heritage, traditional sailboats are increasingly rare due to modernisation.
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Oct 22, 2024 |
villagesquare.in | Shreya Pareek |Unnati Sharma |Suhail Bhat |Atiqur Rahman
With eyes closed to the world’s sights, musicians Andrea Bocelli, Stevie Wonder and Ravindra Jain open the boundless expanse of melody that transcends vision. So do the siblings in Kotla Mandla, a village at the foot of the Himalayas near Kotdwar in Uttarakhand. Like the blind maestros, the music of the Anuragi siblings – Nirmal, Mukesh and Anjali – create a lyrical bridge between worlds, where melodies are not just heard, but felt.
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Oct 13, 2024 |
villagesquare.in | Suhail Bhat |Shreya Pareek
The state-backed Central Institute for Research on Buffaloes (CIRB), based in the Hisar district of Haryana, has begun testing AI technology on 100 heads of buffaloes, with a plan to expand the trial to over 2,000 buffaloes by 2029. The development of AI-driven sensors for buffaloes is inspired by the need to address the challenges posed by climate change, particularly in smallholder dairy systems in India.
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