Image 1: Episode from Bhāravi’s Kirātārjunīyam: Dispute between Arjuna and Kirāta over the hunted boar [AI generated image] Kirātārjunīyam and Kathāsaritsāgara, two Sanskrit literary works from ancient and early medieval India, offer insights into how people imagined, experienced and gave meaning to their natural surroundings. By reading these texts as sources for environmental history, I... Continue Reading →
Model of Governance of Inland Fisheries: Lessons from Bihar
This short story of a successful model of inland fisheries governance is based on my talk at the 14th Asian Fisheries and Aquaculture Forum, and highlights the achievements of Bihar’s fisher cooperatives in sustainable fisheries and fisheries livelihoods in a historical perspective. Vipul Singh Inland fisheries are an important part of the economy and food... Continue Reading →
