In Ladakh and elsewhere, these changes are not the result of human nature but of an inhuman system. What motivates us as human beings is not innate greed; it is the need to be loved and to belong.

Petition challenging road construction dismissed Correspondent JAMMU, July 10: Refusing to intervene in technical or policy ...

Out of 44,082 rural households in the UT of Ladakh, only 3,760 households so far have been provided with tap connections.(ANI) New Delhi: The Union Territory of Ladakh plans to provide tap water ...

How over 450 rural women are building a farm-to-fashion collective to bring Ladakhi pashmina to the world Looms of Ladakh, a cooperative in Ladakh, is a fine example of the entrepreneurial zeal ...

I Wrote The Book On It: Helena Norberg-Hodge, the author of Ancient Futures: Learning from Ladakh for a Globalizing World and founder of Local Futures shares big lessons from ancient traditions on ...

Sustainable development for Ladakh will encompass both urban and rural development. While not a complete solution to Ladakh’s problems, sustainable tourism would promote environmental sustainability ...

Helena Norberg-Hodge, a linguist by training and a native of Sweden, has been extremely critical of conventional notions of development.She is the author of the highly acclaimed Ancient Futures: ...

The colourful tableau of Ladakh at the 74th Republic Day parade on Thursday exhibited the essence of its harmonious relationship with nature. The artful tableau on 'Kartavaya Path' with the theme ...

India’s Himalayan region of Ladakh, or Little Tibet, one of the highest regions of the world, was isolated from the outside world until opening to development and the global economy in the 1970s ...