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🌿 Silica & the Indian Diaspora Diet in Europe By Dr. Sunny Sandhu — Bhoomitra: Friends of Earth 🇬🇧 English Version 🌾 Why Silica Matters Silica (silicon) supports the body’s bones, skin, hair, nails, and connective tissues . It promotes collagen formation , strengthens joints , and keeps the arteries elastic . Although not officially an “essential nutrient,” low intake can weaken vitality and slow regeneration. 🍚 Changing Diet, Changing Minerals Indians living in Europe

Music has always been a profound force in human culture, transcending language and geography. But beyond entertainment, music holds a...

Reflections on Life and Death

Swarayoga et Dhrupad : Quand le souffle devient chant, et le chant devient prière

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I was born in Tarn Taran in 1981 in State of Punjab in India which is primarily an agrarian society. Its small state with mere 2 percent agricultural land mass of India but it generates 60 percent of the food grains like wheat and rice for India. Basmati rice from Punjab is well known across the world. But what is not well known is the severity of the ecological crisis this Basmati has brought to Punjab.

I travelled to gond tribal areas in Dec 2016 and was able to meet the head musician of the tribe Pradhan. I am sharing a film on our...