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Not all stories end or even end well. This is the story of a river that flows out of a city and into the lives of farmers downstream. This is the story of the Vrishabhavathi.

A visit to the river side and dip your feet in the river.. you feel the peace emerging from the darkness around.

Way back in 560 BC, Heraclitus felt the beauty of streams realizing the fact that we cannot step twice in the same river again as it would be the other waters and then the others that keep flowing in.

My first recollection of a running stream is that of bathing in the Sahastradhara near Dehradoon in the early 60’s. In summer the stream would be crowded and many people dipped into the stream [...]

On the midway of the river, the sequences of completeness when about to reach the other waited side or the gloominess in leaving this side of ‘it’, there lies the iteration of time.

I ask myself every day and night - Why Godavari? Crossing the land of five rivers - Punjab, Traversing through the mysterious Chambal Valley, Embracing the mighty Narmada, Fiddling with the [...]

On a recent trip to Kashmir, I found myself connecting to rivers in a way I had never done before. Perhaps, it was seeing rivers in their nascent state which made me more appreciative of their [...]

→ Short Term Call for Application | Apply here by April 15 → Conducted by Augsburg University in Minneapolis, Minnesota, open to undergraduate students from universities in the U.S. and abroad. [...]

The theme of this year’s event, which was dedicated to Dr G D Agrawal, was ‘Can India rejuvenate Ganga?’. The programme was spread over three days, 24th to 26th November 2018 and was hosted by [...]