Agony Cluck For North East India Pravina Srivastava

In conversation with Isaias Hernandez, environmental educator and member of intersectional Environmentalist community on the meaning of ecophobia. Hernandez talks about how the colonial power and present power authorities have been causing harm to the environment and the fear it takes to talk about the environmental issues.

This episode is a mix of all the subjects which helps to create a society. It features Parisha Dutta- Poet, Prothama Dutta Roy- Law student, Subhadip Roy- Social worker, Neha Thapa- Speaker of the Youth Parliament.

This episode is distributed into three segments. In the first half of the show, you will know the facts about the illegal Jhum Cultivation. Later, a quick chat session with the founder of Ecoalarmist, a environmental education organization to know the approach of the valley people on environmental causes. And the highlight of the show is the questions put in the end for you to answer. You can mail your answers at: agonycluckindia@gmail.com

This episode gives you an overview of how climate change has resulted into decreasing rainfall which results into soil erosion.

Tea Industry has been facing crisis due to a lot of reasons such as decline in tea price, financial crisis, power problems, labor problems, poor labor schemes, increased pollution, increased revenue tax for tea gardens, etc which are briefly mentioned in this episode along with the strategies to help improve the poor condition of this Industry and it's employees.

In a patriarchal society where women are always told to be in certain limitations and boundaries and told to learn skills to keep family united through sacrifices done. It becomes hard to understand the concept of self love. Perhaps this episode talks about the importance of self compassion and the negative impacts of not knowing to love- self.