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Tag Archives: Nature

Nature


By Jennifer Nandi
NO HALF MEASURES
2024

Specializing in customized tours to help the knowledgeable and discerning traveller ‘make connections with the soul of India’, Nandi says: ‘I use Nature, a central principle of human lives, which is not only beautiful but also good for us, that helps us regain our equanimity, that tunes our brain’s attention network, that keeps us so very happy; for this has made me who I am.’
No Half Measures describes a rambunctious excursion of several weeks in 2010 to the wildest reaches of the North East: parts of the country known for insurgency and instability, but which appealed to Nandi’s non-conformism and derring-do as much as that of her client’s.


Reviewed by: Govindan Nair

Written and Illustrated by Bulbul Sharma First published by Aleph Book Company, 2014
SUNBIRDS IN THE MORNING, GREY HORNBILLS AT DUSK: NATURE RAMBLES THROUGH DELHI
2023

Here is a fascinating book on birds, trees and nature, written and illustrated by Bulbul Sharma, a well-known birdwatcher, illustrator and writer. She divides her book into the magic of four very distinct seasons of Delhi—Winter, Spring, Summer and Monsoon.


Reviewed by: Nita Berry
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