Nature's Narrative

Telling the story of our planet

One and only entity that governs the whole universe is Nature. Some have personified Nature as Almighty who is omnipotent and omnipresent. I endearingly prefer to call Mother Nature who is caring and benevolent. She takes care of and nourishes us all.

As a member of the great family, we must respect and care for every element of Mother Nature. Felling trees causes habitat destruction, ultimately leading to a big and irrevocable destruction. It needs to be managed scientifically to keep a harmonious equilibrium.

Here comes the LiFE, which is Lifestyle for Environment.

I endeavour to create impactful, quality writing pieces to instigate the thought process. It is how I want to contribute my bit to the social and environmental cause.

Come, embark on the journey with me. You will enjoy it, I am sure.

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  • Podcast Episode: Indian Cinema Through The Years

    Pip: Nature’s Narrative has been spending time in the dark — the good kind, the kind with a projector beam and a crowd holding their breath. Recently, that has meant exploring the world of A Century of Indian Cinema and Indian motion pictures. Mara: Kamal Kishore Srivastava has been writing about Indian cinema in depth… Read more

  • Podcast Episode: Reflections on India’s Political Evolution

    The discussion at Nature’s Narrative delves into India’s political evolution, spanning from independence in 1947 to contemporary issues. It highlights how events like Emergency rule and anti-corruption movements have influenced political culture across generations. The narrative juxtaposes the perspectives of older and younger generations, emphasizing the ongoing struggle between systemic issues and individual accountability. Significant… Read more

  • Podcast Episode: Nature, Survival, And Biodiversity

    Pip: Welcome to Nature’s Narrative — where the planet’s oldest survival manual gets a fresh read, and it turns out the butterflies have opinions. Mara: Kamal Kishore Srivastava’s recent posts take us through two connected territories: how life adapts when environments push back, and what happens when the diversity that makes adaptation possible starts disappearing.… Read more