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Lormalzi is not a cure. I say this not to take away hope, but because understanding this is what all...
Neha Sinha: The wild city beneath Delhi’s concrete
A sound cuts through the quiet, hibernating winter air. Woo-woo, woo-woo-woo. The call is lovelorn, ...
Neha Sinha: The subtle charm of the flowers that keep time
I was at the end of a book tour in Bengaluru when I spotted something bright in the paved courtyard ...
Neha Sinha: “Your life is less rich if you’ve never known what a firefly is”
Delhi’s oldest fort, Lal Kot is in Sanjay Van, which is part of the Delhi Ridge Forest. I climbed ...
Review: Wild Capital by Neha Sinha
Were one to search for a genre that could be labelled as ‘the literature of attention’, one woul...
Barking up the right tree
In describing the Coppersmith Barbet, author Neha Sinha says that the bird “helps the world just b...
Book Extract | Wild Capital: Discovering Nature in Delhi by Neha Sinha
Excerpted with permission from the publisher Wild Capital: Discovering Nature in Delhi, Neha Sinha, ...
Neha Sinha: Wild food is always shared food
The Curry patta plant had just drunk up sudden April showers when I noticed something moving on the ...
In her new book, nature writer Neha Sinha journeys through the hidden wildernesses of Delhi
“Ei, listen. We will only use one torch, one only,” he says. I switch mine off, and someone else...
Odisha Literary Festival 2026: Prioritise native plants in city landscaping, says conservationist Neha Sinha
BHUBANESWAR: Nature is an integral part of urban life and prioritising native plants in city landsca...
Neha Sinha: The forest teaches us ways of seeing
The forest does not reveal its creatures. There is more to see than meets the eye—we must look not...
Neha Sinha: Watching a Pied hornbill break stereotypes in the Capital
The sun sandpapered our skin, and we stood there, wordless, feeling like we had become smaller. The ...
The Joy and Meaning of Living With City-Savvy Wild Creatures
Neha Sinha uncovers wild nature, meaning, and hope in the most unexpected places, including centurie...
Neha Sinha: Give otters their riverbanks with sand and grass
The birds were calling from the canopy when something slipped out of the water. It was grey, rolling...
Neha Sinha: How Indian nature writing shows us newer ways of looking at the ecosystem
Purple sunbird on a bael tree; and (right) Manali Patil’s illustration of a bael tree in ‘The Tr...
Neha Sinha: How the Red-naped ibis has learned to thrive in urban areas
It was a regular sort of day: hot, peppered with humidity, blending into the sameness of week days. ...
‘The ecological collapse is overwhelming, but observing something alive can counter it’: Neha Sinha
When we think of Delhi, we think of infrastructure, money, and images of the metro snaking through t...
Neha Sinha: Nature in 2025 was a year of resilience amid global policy failures
From the soaring Steppe eagle to the vulnerable Indian wolf, the resilience of the wild remains our ...
Haryana’s Mangar Bani forest is cursed by its proximity to Delhi, says author Neha Sinha
Mangar Bani’s rocky hills and ancient dhau trees fall along the Central Asian Flyway, welcoming hu...
Nurture Nature: Review of Neha Sinha's 'Wild Capital'
Discover how ‘Wild Capital’ reveals Delhi as a living ecosystem of Semal trees, Nilgai, hornbill...
City beneath the concrete | Review of Neha Sinha’s Wild Capital
Nature writing has always been a niche space. There has been a revival in this genre of late, perhap...
Urban jungle | Neha Sinha's 'Wild Capital'
Conservation biologist Neha Sinha's Wild Capital is a passionate love letter to Delhi's natural envi...