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The Changing Taste of Climate
In collaboration with Hands of Transition, a community-led initiative working across India on food and climate futures You hear it first at the table. Someone cuts open a mango, takes a bite, pauses, and says (almost apologetically) that it doesn’t taste the same anymore. Not worse, exactly. Just thinner. Quieter. As if something has been left out. In the Konkan, this pause carries weight. This is a region that has been watched, tasted, and lived in for tens of thousands of y
Keya Gangoly
Feb 245 min read


Climate's Harvest
In collaboration with Hands of Transition, a community-led initiative working across India on food and climate futures When a country houses over a billion people, a few hundred Gods, and the climatic expanse that resembles numerous parts of the globe, you learn a little about faith and a bit more about gambling. Say you’re tucked into a tiny town in India, perhaps Mumbai. You stand on the turf, shuffling your feet in anticipation, surrounded by tension and chatter. Then, yo
Keya Gangoly
Feb 244 min read


A Living Constitution Pachgaon
This multimedia story was developed by Native Picture, with support from Kalpavriksh, Vikalp Sangam and the Paul Hamlyn Foundation. Small village like Pachgaon in Maharashtra (India) being primarily agriculture based, face livelihood and economic challenges where both farmers and bhoomi-heen (landless) laborers may earn only during once or twice a year (during harvest, if any). Any owned land is also minuscule, resulting in the need for multiple sources of income to sustai
Karishma Rao
Dec 16, 202511 min read
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