Eco India: Indigo's journey, from signifying colonial oppression to empowering Himalayan communities

Every week, Eco India brings you stories that inspire you to build a cleaner, greener and better tomorrow. Our top story this week looks at how the indigo crop is atoning for the excesses of the East India Company by bringing prosperity to its growers, dyers and the land where it is grown through a sustainable supply chain.
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CREDITS:
Supervising Producer: Nooshin Mowla
Director of Photography and Field Producer: Rupam Majumder
Video Editor: Sujit Lad
Script & Associate Producer: Shibika Suresh
Executive Producer: Sannuta Raghu
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[@qeuickshots]

Interesting content. Narrator's audio was muffled but interviewees audio was perfect.

[@23mehaks]

Wish they’d fix it!

[@VishalSharma-pu9sw]

Keep these videos comming, a sign of relief in this engineering and doctar world ❤️👍🙏

[@yogeshwarkumar2413]

Feel educated on indigo. Congratulations for successful implementation.

[@arunbangera2]

Love shows of scroll eco❤. There are positive in this world amid of all these chaos. News channels need to promote this more.

[@umanadkarni7647]

Salute to the great farmers, artisans and weavers. So much efforts put in to bring INDIGO to life👍

[@baiyufan]

Glad 😊 to see diversity in farming. This will benefit farmers along with their crops cultivation to achieve morr profit
Thanks scroll india for airing such programs
This will be a inspiration to all people.

[@gautammisra8753]

Looks like the Japanese indigo dyers have a strong competition from India
Great work Jai hind !

[@arupmandal9963]

This is called sustainable development and circular economy.

[@GrShetiYojna]

Excellent

[@manav3810]

THIS IS SO INSPIRING

[@suneptulajamir8391]

Beautiful ! Thank you for sharing this Scroll! 💚

[@vthilton]

Sharing, Justice and Peace for All

[@palaksaxena215]

Amazing work done by you guys...

[@manasranjansahu4309]

Very informative. Thank you team Scroll.

[@69bobr]

Pity about the sound quality. The narrator sounds muffled. Isn't it reviewed before putting it out?
Very interesting topic.

[@ankitsharan1881]

My soul thanks to these people,who are not less than god or saviour!
Hearty salute to all.
Kindly mention where can I buy their products?

[@raoacademytest]

As usual a great story, well documented. You guys inspiring me.

[@PravaahClasses]

Soothing ✨

[@sandeepkesarapu]

Beautiful!

[@simisharma286]

Is there any way so that i can order their products??

[@sketchart4034]

Like Always inspiring

[@kathrineahmed7211]

Great initiative!

[@Himanshumeenamnnit]

Please fix the narrator's audio in your videos ,there too much echo and noise in it.

[@Riddhima1823]

This is so much informative

[@Prateekchannel22]

I am from pauri uk.. I know that first time....

[@syt5409]

Error: Peasant revolts against forecd indigo cultivation were initatied much before Gandhi, back in 1859-60 in Bengal. Nor does the indigo plant increase soil fertility, rather decreses it. That was the primary reason of Blue Rebellion.
05:17 to 05:20

[@lovenaturevlogs]

Owsm work. I am also a student of geography, and I am also want something to do for my uttarakhand.

[@theasoapsacademy]

Videos are informative . But they are not gvg any contacts or website or email.

[@B2G_editz]

Indian Indigo

[@spsunilpant]

वाह ! उम्दा

[@prajwalsawant984]

More if this video's pls 🤜🤛

[@aneeshm8308]

Nice

[@chintansolanki1329]

How many of us would know the history of creation of jeans?

[@gerardmanfroid1860]

What a shame this beautiful colour and what it brings to people now has such a dark history...but its a great project and can bring good things to pople today. That's most important !

[@anandnarayanan5557]

Woww, beautiful documentary,
By the way may I know that place name? It's having absolutely fantastic scenarios.

[@gunjitapant9445]

It's Bana village located near berinag ( Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand)

[@23mehaks]

Very difficult to understand what the narrator is saying, voice is so low! Could clearly hear the man.

[@arupmandal9963]

Grow your own business with small environmental impact...

[@jayasreekpj3974]

👍💕

[@vijiraja6957]

Pls let the narrator ve good voice

[@mysoneffa2417]

Fix your audio, narrator 's voice is distorted & barely comprehensible, & set at a lower volume than rest of speakers!!!

[@mangeshburange6471]

Narrator: it's not about the bass, add treble

[@mohitdhiman79]

The narrating voice is inaudible.

[@vIBEDoUT-Channel]

Here's what we need to REALISE !
th-cam.com/video/gA1GUBTx030/w-d-xo.html

[@khkhmiles]

very bad audio

[@mxxmauuhan3597]

Indigo cultivation must be banned.