“My Grandfather bought faraway marshy land. His critics just couldn’t understand. They concluded he had gone quite mad But today we are glad, not sad.” “A township then slowly arose And this is where our business grows. We provided every needed tool Housing, hospital, and school.” “My uncle, known as SPG Way back could clearly […]
Month: September 2025
Nature’s Grass with the Strength of a Tree
When we think of trees, bamboo may not come to mind immediately. Technically a grass, bamboo has always stood apart for its strength, speed of growth, and connection to both people and nature. On World Bamboo Day, September 18, it is worth pausing to reflect on why this plant is so extraordinary. Why Bamboo Matters […]
Celebrating Literacy with Environmental Action
Think of a child in the Kumaon hills of Uttarakhand, sitting by the window with her schoolbooks. Outside, the forests stretch across the slopes, alive with birdsong. Her family depends on these forests for fodder, firewood, and water. And yet, in recent years, the trees have thinned. Fires, overuse, and climate pressures have made life […]
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Celebrating Onam with Nature: From Harvest Abundance to Planting Trees for the Future
Onam, Kerala’s most cherished harvest festival, is more than just a celebration of prosperity. It is a profound tribute to nature. Traditionally, Onam marks the time when farmers bring in their harvest, homes are adorned with pookalams (intricate floral rangolis), and families gather to share in the bounty of the season. At its heart, Onam […]