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Eco-feminism - Roots in Ancient Hindu Philosophy

Eco Feminism, stemming from the Upanishads is the natural consequence of looking at the world as the Divine Mother.

Dr. Anurag Shukla, Kavita Krishna Meegama 13 min read
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