Arre bhai, aaj hai World Earth Day! Time to wear that khadi kurta, plant a selfie with a sapling, and post “#SaveEarth” on Insta while sipping filter coffee from a disposable cup. One day to act like we care about Mother Earth, while our netas and babus play Khatron Ke Khiladi with forests, rivers, and turtles. It’s a proper Indian tamasha, full of drama, zero logic, and a big fat “chalta hai” attitude. Let’s take a look at how Earth Day has become a joke, with Hyderabad University’s jungle jhol and the Great Nicobar Island circus leading the show. First, picture this: Earth Day is like that annual family function where everyone promises to “stay in touch” but forgets by evening. Governments tweet about “green India,” corporates sell “eco-friendly” plastic bottles, and we feel good for switching off a light bulb for 10 minutes. But behind the scenes? It’s baap re baap level destruction. Our sarkar loves Earth Day’s photo-ops but also loves bulldozers, coal mines, and “development” that...
Tired of sugar-coated paradise tales? Nicobar Narratives serves the islands straight- no filter, no fantasy. From forgotten policies to floating promises, we document life at the periphery of attention. It’s storytelling with salt - sea salt, sweat, and a dash of sarcasm.