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Adieu to a True Gandhian Inspiring Are Those Who Dedicate a Lifetime to Keep Traditional Knowledge Alive Adieu to a True Gandhian Inspiring are those who dedicate a lifetime to keep traditional knowledge alive In him lives a spirit, of quiet service, that once existed freely in our politics and our activism, a spirit that has been completely excised from one sphere and remains gravely threatened in the other ~ Ramachandra Guha Anupam Mishra (1948-2016) was a Gandhian, author, journalist, environmentalist, and water conservationist who dedicated his life for promoting water conservation, water management and traditional rainwater harvesting techniques. He passed away in the early hours of 19 December, 2016 in Delhi – our sincere tribute to the visionary. He was born in Wardha, Maharashtra in 1948. Mishra's engagement with the environment came early - his father Bhawani Prasad Mishra, a Gandhian poet-author and environmentalist, was associated with the Anupam Mishra Gandhi Peace Foundation (GPF) since its inception in 1964. After (1948–2016) completing his Master's in Hindi literature from Delhi University in 1969, Mishra decided to follow in his father's footsteps. He worked at the Gandhi Peace Foundation in New Delhi in varying capacities. He served as the editor of Gandhi Marg from 1992 to 1995, and thereafter also revived the journal in 2006 and had been sustaining it ever since. सℂकड़ोहज़ारⴂ तलब अचानक शूꅍय से , प्रकट नहĂ ए थे। इसके पीछे एक Working with Chandi Prasad Bhatt, he was one of the early chroniclers of the Chipko movement that flourished through the 1970s in Uttarakhand, इकाई थी बनवाने वालⴂ कीतो दहाई , and published Chipko movement: Uttarakhand women's bid to save थी बनाने वालⴂ की। यह इकाईदहाई , forest wealth in 1978. हज़ार बनती थी ,मिलकर सℂकड़ा। In 1993, he published Aaj Bhi Khare Hain Talaab, written after eight years of मपछले दो सौ बरसⴂ िᴂ नए ककि की field research on traditional pond and water management. Soon, it became a handbook for many non-governmental organizations working on water- थोड़ी सी पढ़ाई पढ़ गए सिाज ने इस harvesting projects. Subsequently, it was translated into 19 languages and इकाईहज़ार को शूꅍय ,सℂकड़ा ,दहाई , was also converted in Braille. His next book, Rajasthan Ki Rajat Boondein, ही बना कदया। also documented traditional systems of water harvesting and management. All his books are considered landmark works in the field of आज भी खरे हℂ तालाब water conservation and free of copyright. ~ Mishra was awarded the 1996 Indira Gandhi Paryavaran Puraskar (IGPP) award instituted by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, "My travels made me aware Government of India, the 2007-08 Amar Shaheed Chandrasekhar Azad that our forefathers were far National Award, instituted by the Government of Madhya Pradesh, more aware and educated than Culture Department to "propagate and publicise ideals of freedom we are. I take forward struggle, patriotism and social service", and the 2011 Jamnalal Bajaj Award. In 2009, he delivered a TED talk on The ancient ingenuity of water Gandhian thinking and reach harvesting. out to people so that they can make themselves independent Anupam Mishra travelled across water-challenged India studying as far as water is concerned.” rainwater harvesting methods and worked assiduously to bridge the gap between modern water management technology and India's heritage of water harvesting, so that every community is self-sustainable and efficiently safekeeping an increasingly scarce and precious resource. .
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