In Kerala, 74 per cent of area is under rubber cultivation. More than one million growers and half a million people work as tappers in various rubber estates.
In Kerala, 74 per cent of area is under rubber cultivation. More than one million growers and half a million people work as tappers in various rubber estates.
In Kerala, 74 per cent of area is under rubber cultivation. More than one million growers and half a million people work as tappers in various rubber estates.
In Kerala, 74 per cent of area is under rubber cultivation. More than one million growers and half a million people work as tappers in various rubber estates.
In Kerala, 74 per cent of area is under rubber cultivation. More than one million growers and half a million people work as tappers in various rubber estates.
In Kerala, 74 per cent of area is under rubber cultivation. More than one million growers and half a million people work as tappers in various rubber estates.
In Kerala, 74 per cent of area is under rubber cultivation. More than one million growers and half a million people work as tappers in various rubber estates.
In Kerala, 74 per cent of area is under rubber cultivation. More than one million growers and half a million people work as tappers in various rubber estates.
James Mathew, a farmer in Kerala's Palakkad district, has earned the nickname, Chakka(root word for jack) James, because of his obsession with jackfruit. In over 15 Years, he has developed a number of jackfruit products from wine to baby food
James Mathew, a farmer in Kerala's Palakkad district, has earned the nickname, Chakka(root word for jack) James, because of his obsession with jackfruit. In over 15 Years, he has developed a number of jackfruit products from wine to baby food
James Mathew, a farmer in Kerala's Palakkad district, has earned the nickname, Chakka(root word for jack) James, because of his obsession with jackfruit. In over 15 Years, he has developed a number of jackfruit products from wine to baby food
James Mathew and Leelamma, a farmer in Kerala's Palakkad district, has earned the nickname, Chakka(root word for jack) James, because of his obsession with jackfruit. In over 15 Years, he has developed a number of jackfruit products from wine to baby food
Leelamma, a farmer in Kerala's Palakkad district, has earned the nickname, Chakka(root word for jack) James, because of his obsession with jackfruit. In over 15 Years, he has developed a number of jackfruit products from wine to baby food
James Mathew and Leelamma, a farmer in Kerala's Palakkad district, has earned the nickname, Chakka(root word for jack) James, because of his obsession with jackfruit. In over 15 Years, he has developed a number of jackfruit products from wine to baby food
James Mathew and Leelamma, a farmer in Kerala's Palakkad district, has earned the nickname, Chakka(root word for jack) James, because of his obsession with jackfruit. In over 15 Years, he has developed a number of jackfruit products from wine to baby food
James Mathew and Leelamma, a farmer in Kerala's Palakkad district, has earned the nickname, Chakka(root word for jack) James, because of his obsession with jackfruit. In over 15 Years, he has developed a number of jackfruit products from wine to baby food
James Mathew and Leelamma, a farmer in Kerala's Palakkad district, has earned the nickname, Chakka(root word for jack) James, because of his obsession with jackfruit. In over 15 Years, he has developed a number of jackfruit products from wine to baby food
"It's a miracle tree. But we are neglecting it. Jackfruit is probably the largest organic food the country produces. it is also the most wasted one" - K Narayana Gowda, agriculture expert
Sarvodaya worker and Chipko activist, Dhum Singh Negi, who quit his government job to join the Chipko movement and went on a fast to save Advani forest, close to the Hemal river, feels sad that people in the region are abandoning agriculture and migrating to towns.
Sarvodaya worker and Chipko activist, Dhum Singh Negi, who quit his government job to join the Chipko movement and went on a fast to save Advani forest, close to the Hemal river, feels sad that people in the region are abandoning agriculture and migrating to towns.
Kalavati Devi, President, Mahila Mangal Dal —the fierce leader of Bacher village, Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, who in the 1980s forced the government to provide electricity to her remote village, campaigned against alcoholism and fought against timber mafia.
Kalavati Devi, President, Mahila Mangal Dal —the fierce leader of Bacher village, Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, who in the 1980s forced the government to provide electricity to her remote village, campaigned against alcoholism and fought against timber mafia.
Kalavati Devi, President, Mahila Mangal Dal —the fierce leader of Bacher village, Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, who in the 1980s forced the government to provide electricity to her remote village, campaigned against alcoholism and fought against timber mafia.
Kalavati Devi, President, Mahila Mangal Dal —the fierce leader of Bacher village, Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, who in the 1980s forced the government to provide electricity to her remote village, campaigned against alcoholism and fought against timber mafia.
Kalavati Devi, President, Mahila Mangal Dal —the fierce leader of Bacher village, Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, who in the 1980s forced the government to provide electricity to her remote village, campaigned against alcoholism and fought against timber mafia.
Kalavati Devi, President, Mahila Mangal Dal —the fierce leader of Bacher village, Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, who in the 1980s forced the government to provide electricity to her remote village, campaigned against alcoholism and fought against timber mafia.
Kalavati Devi, President, Mahila Mangal Dal —the fierce leader of Bacher village, Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, who in the 1980s forced the government to provide electricity to her remote village, campaigned against alcoholism and fought against timber mafia.