From Rabindranath Tagore to M. Krishnan: Ramachandra Guha chronicles India's environmental thinkers

In his new book, 'Speaking with Nature: The Origins of Indian Environmentalism', historian Ramachandra Guha delves deep into India's environmental history. He writes about India's early environmental thinkers whose ideas have shaped India’s ecological landscape in the pre-climate change era.
In a conversation before the launch of his book in Chennai, Mr. Guha reflects on the diverse figures featured in the book, who lived and wrote across a century of Indian history, and how their contributions often bridged the gap between environmentalism and social justice.
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His voice is not that clear

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Delhi, the world's most polluted capital city. Nuff said.