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  • Culture

Making Well-rounded Nutrition Exciting at an Afterschool Centre in Ahmedabad

  • April 6, 2026
  • Yashvi Shah
At Vidyun, an afterschool centre with a robust meals programme, children are learning about nutrition, science, and food history along with their evening snacks.
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Can Coffee Survive the Climate Crisis Without Forests?

  • February 16, 2026
  • Yashvi Shah
As unseasonal rains and rising temperatures reshape India’s coffee landscapes, smallholder growers working with Black Baza—a coffee enterprise—show how preserving biodiversity is the most apt climate mitigation strategy.
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How Food Producers in the Mountains Navigate Unseasonal Rains

  • December 4, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah
Illustration by Antara Raman.
From harvesting honey to growing indigenous vegetables, unpredictable rainfall severely impacts the food we eat. In the face of such varying weather patterns, farmers and producers, including The Locavore’s partners, often have to contend with challenges such as landslides, logistical hurdles, and even changes in local diets.
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  • From the Fields

When Faced With Water Scarcity, Local Millets and Beans are Hardier Than Peas

  • November 5, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah
Kilmora, a social enterprise in the Nainital district, provides farmers with sustainable livelihoods in the face of extreme rainfall and cloudbursts, as well as large spells of scanty rain and snow. All photos by Kilmora.
Farmers working with Kilmora, a social enterprise in Uttarakhand, tell Yashvi Shah how their harvest has halved over the last five decades, especially as sources of water dry up.
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  • From the Fields

Picking and Eating Mahua Flowers in Jharkhand

  • September 17, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah
Wild Harvest works with over 50 households, including Fagni Devi’s—who is pictured above—across the Jonha region, around 50 kilometres from Ranchi, Jharkhand, to collect and dry Mahua flowers. All photos by Rishab Lohia.
What happens when an indigenous ingredient earns a largely notorious reputation due to archaic excise policies? How does one reintroduce it to modern diets, while preserving indigenous knowledge? We gather perspectives from four people who pick, eat, and consume Mahua.
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  • From the Fields

How Food Producers in the Mountains Navigate Unseasonal Rains

  • August 26, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah
Illustration by Antara Raman.
From harvesting honey to growing indigenous vegetables, unpredictable rainfall severely impacts the food we eat. In the face of such varying weather patterns, farmers and producers, including The Locavore’s partners, often have to contend with challenges such as landslides, logistical hurdles, and even changes in local diets.
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Inside The Only Caper Farm In India

  • March 7, 2025
  • Yashvi Shah
When Ishka Farms was established in 2012, they wanted to grow a crop that would help conserve groundwater, reduce their dependence on fossil fuels, and withstand southern Tamil Nadu’s scorching heat. All photos by Midhun Das.
How team members at Ishka Farms, India’s first and only caper farm in Tamil Nadu, found themselves experimenting with the ingredient,on the field and back in their home kitchens.
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  • From the Fields

A Better Future, Fuelled by Cups of Good Coffee

  • November 15, 2024
  • Yashvi Shah
Attempting to bridge the growing gaps between producers and consumers of coffee, Grounds For Change addresses matters of traceability, fairness, and taste. Yashvi Shah offers a glimpse into the daily realities of coffee growers M Kethegowda and M Sannarangegowda, who were central to the project’s vision.
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To Ensure High-quality Spices, Traceability is Everything

  • August 26, 2024
  • Yashvi Shah
Where can our spices be traced back to? Aswin Prasannakumar and Yathi Kumar, co-founders of Nilgiri Marten Spices,talk to Yashvi Shah about good spices, sourcing their produce, and how sweetening their tea with Marayoor jaggery has become a habit.
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