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Join date: Feb 21, 2021
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Pankaj Jain is a dynamic entrepreneur and reformist with a keen understanding of business dynamics. With a practical approach, he successfully combines his leadership skills to drive business growth and achieve strategic goals. Pankaj excels as a team player, effortlessly adapting to diverse environments. His contribution to numerous startups in India showcases his hands-on experience in creating, designing, and launching successful brands. Alongside his business ventures, Pankaj has a profound interest in water conservation, agro forestry, city planning, and meditation. He also possesses expertise in digital marketing, making him a well-rounded professional with a passion for innovation and sustainable practices.
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Aug 8, 2026 ∙ 7 min
Footpath Encroachment in Ahmedabad: The Footpath Was Built, Then We Gave It Away
One morning, twelve photographs, one road in Ahmedabad. Eighteen months ago I blamed the wrong people. In January 2025 I wrote about footpath encroachment in Ahmedabad on this site, and I put street vendors first. In August 2026 I walked one corridor with a camera and photographed everything that was standing on it. Both are there. The tea stall is there and the transformer box is there. What changed is that I now understand why. The vendor is on the footpath because nobody gave him a vending...
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Aug 8, 2026 ∙ 2 min
The Hidden Cost of Your Morning Tea
The High-Altitude Crisis For centuries, humans have cleared the plains for agriculture. Now, that destruction has reached India’s most vital hills and mountains. Tea and coffee estates, once sole symbols of regional prosperity, are increasingly recognized as primary drivers of: Massive deforestation. Wildlife displacement. Severe ecological imbalance. It is high time we prioritize restoring hilly jungles and building a sustainable balance between ecology and human settlement. Tea Estates:...
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Aug 1, 2026 ∙ 3 min
क्या आपकी सुबह की प्याली भारत के पहाड़ों को निगल रही है? एक कड़वी हकीकत
Tea and coffee estates have scarred India’s hills, replacing forests with monocultures and displacing elephants, gaur, and countless species. While tea plantations create “green deserts” that erode soil and pollute streams, sun‑grown coffee also drives deforestation. Yet shade‑grown coffee offers hope — preserving biodiversity, reducing erosion, and restoring native forests. It’s time to consume consciously and restore balance between ecology and human settlement.
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