Sustainability
To be or not to be of the Uttarakhand land laws
By: KAMAL CHOUDHARY – Uttarakhand is witnessing a heightened demand for the revision of its land laws, a pivotal issue since the state’s formation. This paper delves into the call for ‘bhoo kanoon’ by Uttarakhand’s ‘natives’, against the backdrop of investments by ‘outsiders’ in the form of hotels, resorts, and homes. It chronicles the history…
Rethinking Tourism in Jagannatha Puri: An Anthropological Study of Domestic Tourists
Anthropology of Tourism, India, Rethinking Tourism, Sustainability, touristic behavior and motivationBy: SHIVANGI BAHADUR – The previous years of total lockdown because of the Covid-19 pandemic brought the global touristic movements to a pause, and also led to a changed outlook towards life and human activities. Out of this renewed outlook emerged the theme for the 2022 World Tourism Day- ‘Rethinking Tourism’, which emphasizes the need…
Ema (Ima) Keithel the COVID-19 Lockdown and Post lockdown Situation: An Anthropological account
By: RAJKUMARI NONIBALA DEVI, NONGTHOMBAM ACHOUBI DEVI, M.P. SACHDEVA – This research paper is a qualitative-based work on the ethnographic study of Ema keithel of Manipur. The study put forth the after-effect of the economic lockdown of Ema keithel due to COVID-19 and the present condition of women traders after the upliftment of the lockdown. The economic data was…
Food Security and Sustainability of Agriculture in India: A Human Right Appraisal
By: ALOK CHANTIA, PREETI MISRA – It is very hard to imagine that a living creature can live without food. It may vary at the level of amount which it consumes but food is necessary for survival even every food plant get its food supplement from the earth. So it is a chain, which is…