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The Environment in Hindu Consciousness: Revisiting the Sacred Textsdhu, a term of reference by the invaders for the people living on the banks of the Sindhu River, the people preferred calling themselves Sanatani, which implies an eternal and all-encompassing form of life. It will not be too far-fetched to refer to the practices of the Hindus as syncretic and ever-

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Indigenous Nature Conservation in Meghalaya: Environmental and Religious Dimensions of Tribal Land Oin the areas inhabited by them. It attempts to historically understand the factors that have contributed to the gradual erosion and destruction of this institution among the Khasi people across years and with changing regimes. The chapter tries to show that apart from factors such as commercial expl

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Derangement in Ecological Consciousness Todaychapter tries to carry it forward by bringing a few other domains like psychology, earth consciousness, planetarity into the striations of the secular. This secular is a deep commitment to a belief that need not be religious always: an inner sincerity to see the truth of imagination, the cataclysmic

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Multispecies Conviviality, Bioregionalism, and Vegetal Politics in Kodagu, Indianvestigate how “plantiness” impacts resource politics in Indigenous landscapes across pre-colonial, colonial, and post-colonial timeframes. This chapter will study Sarita Mandanna’s . (2010) and Kavery Nambisan’s . (2010) from a bioregional perspective to understand the importance of native plants,

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Mourning the Loss of Mother Earth: Examining Human-Water Interrelationships in Akkineni Kutumbarao’stants. The current environmental changes are attributed to anthropogenic activities, making human beings the discernible factors behind the current climate crisis. Human perceptions related to exceptionalism and exemptionalism are at the core of hubris, triggering the proclivity to exploit the more-