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[adi @ADIR0Y]

A night at the Divinity School

[adi @ADIR0Y]

Exploited, inadequate pay, and perilous conditions, often risking their lives for meager wages.

[adi @ADIR0Y]

19-year-old Mohammed Hirez from Gaza shares his message to the world with Political Pandora.

His mother was killed in Rafah, and has lost 14 members of his family to Israeli attacks.

https://t.co/4dSTLcQHqX

[adi @ADIR0Y]

For The Indian Express, I write about the climate-induced relocation of an island and the impacts of rising sea levels

[adi @ADIR0Y]

In this article, I delve into the fetishization of concrete, scrutinizing its evolution from ancient civilizations to the present day.

‘Concrete: Civilisational Dependence and an Environmental Disaster’

https://t.co/1sjzWQTJ4U

[adi @ADIR0Y]

My grandmother, an archivist, curator, and librarian at Visva Bharati’s Tagore Research Centre, worked tirelessly behind proposals, paperwork and all for Santiniketan’s inclusion in this list, over the past decade or two.

With this today, I am reminded of her work and projects

[adi @ADIR0Y]

Continuing to implement such temporary solutions will only cause short-term relief, and within a very limited radius. Unless a structural change is worked towards, one can brace for more such post-autumn apocalypse-esque situations. May the blame game continue!

#DelhiPollution

[adi @ADIR0Y]

As a toxic blanket of pollution paralyzes Delhi, again, I am reminded of a letter I wrote for @TheQuint more than a year ago.

"Dear India, I Can’t Breathe." on The Quint @QuintMyReport

#DelhiAirEmergency #PollutionPolitics

https://t.co/UTPQps59t7

[Guardian news @guardiannews]

Burning world’s fossil fuel reserves could emit 3.5bn tons of greenhouse gas https://t.co/vpcPoQ4bl7

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

After the Taliban took control of Kabul, several of the leaders of Women for Afghan Women, an N.G.O. dedicated to protecting vulnerable Afghans, quietly fled the country. Its founders say the institution betrayed its own mission.
https://t.co/EMnNa09g2F

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

After a 500-year-old bridge collapsed, community members in this Peruvian village decided to rebuild it in a traditional Incan style: weaving it by hand 👇

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

Indigenous tribes are leading the effort to bring back the bison — a victory not only for the sake of biodiversity, but for the entire ecosystem they nurture.
https://t.co/ueDHbZlRNC

[ICIJ @ICIJorg]

In an explosive new leak, the #UberFiles reveal untold forces that drove the tech company to global dominance — reshaping livelihoods, labor markets and daily transit for people around the world.

From ICIJ, @guardian & 180+ journalists in 29 countries. 🧵 https://t.co/a7JLWwars4

[Guardian culture @guardianculture]

The Guardian view on Satyajit Ray: a genius of cinema | Editorial https://t.co/jGPgkQv4Da

[Bloomberg Green @climate]

Poorer neighborhoods in New Delhi have fewer trees and shade than wealthy areas, leading to higher temperatures during heat waves https://t.co/Ura7EDNQNs

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Quechua is one of the most widely spoken Indigenous languages in the Americas. It was one of 24 languages that Google added to its translation service this month. (And by the way, "allinllachu" means hello.) https://t.co/1hbgu0cUvt

[Vox @voxdotcom]

The 60 biggest banks have spent $4.6 trillion on fossil fuel investments since the 2015 Paris climate agreement, at odds with their commitments on climate change. https://t.co/EsJJwVNAXO

[Jason Hickel @jasonhickel]

The top map shows which nations are most responsible for excess emissions. The bottom map shows which nations are most impacted by it. If we are not attentive to the colonial dimensions of climate breakdown, we are missing the point.

[metacritic @metacritic]

Every Studio Ghibli animated film, ranked https://t.co/1jyK3yQikx

[Vox @voxdotcom]

There’s enough food to feed everyone in the world, but record high prices mean it’s unaffordable for the people who need it most https://t.co/waLtVRAF15