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Sajal Kulkarni, DK Kulkarni, AD Deo, AB Pande and RL BhagatBAIF Development Research Foundation, Pune 411058. ABSTRACTRural tribal people generally depend on plants for curing their livestock due to inadequatefacilities provided by Government agencies. The field survey was carried out in 3 clusters ofNagpur, Chandrapur and Gadchiroli of Maharashtra State. Local people were using 46

Claming rights under the Convention on Biological Diversity. Rajasthan, a desert state in western India, hasalways prided itself on its camels. Among itsmany tourist attractions is the annual PushkarFair, the world’s largest camel market, where morethan 50,000 camels and their herders are said tocongregate. But since the 1990s, the camel population has plummeted. Camel breeders,

Jaani, the Sacred Buffalo of Nanda Gaoli Community – Biocultural Diversity of Nanda Gaoli Pastoralist Community of Maharashtra – Ajinkya Shahane , Prafulla Kalokar , Sajal Kulkarni and Sushma Iyengar

What is the impact of drought on farmers and their livestock? Expert Sajal Kulkarni speaks to India Water Portal. The Marathwada and Vidarbha region of Maharashtra have been witnessing drought and drinking water crises for a long time. A drought situation always makes headlines for its impact on human lives, but rarely for the effect