A River of Shame: The Yamuna Is Dying in Plain Sight
From a stinking, algae-infested river to a world-class waterfront, Braj Mandal has a chance to reclaim its lost glory. Will…
Category: Editorial
Green Crusaders or Growth Killers?
Narmada, Tehri and Mathura show when environmental activism strengthens development, and when it merely obstructs it Vrindavan Today | Brij…
Braj’s Sacred Hills Under Threat: The Urgent Need for No-Construction Zones
Unchecked real estate development threatens the ecological, cultural and spiritual heritage of Braj. The Uttar Pradesh government must act now…
From a Film to a Lifelong Mission: Ramesh Baba, the Saint Who Devoted His Life to Saving Braj
By Chandra Pratap Sikarwar Vrindavan Today | Bureau Report 20th October, 2026, Barsana: He came to Barsana as a teenager,…
SAVE SACRED PLACES FROM THE FRENZIED CROWD
Pilgrimage Sites or Theme Parks? What Have Reel-Makers, Selfie Hunters, and Religious Tourism Done to Our Holy Places? Vrindavan Today…
The Farce: Naming ten new townships after rivers, will not save Yamuna
By Brij Khandelwal April 10, 2026, Agra: In the corridors of power and the glossy pages of real estate brochures,…
Defending the Aravallis: Why India’s Oldest Hills Need Saving Now
By Brij Khandelwal22 December 2025 (Vrindavan Today News): By 2030, the Shri Krishna land, Braj bhoomi, may no longer wake…
Braj – Vrindavan Needs Protection More Than Development
Vrindavan and the entire Braj region is a sacred trust, not a commercial project Vrindavan, November 24, 2025: Vrindavan, the…
Lord Krishna: Eternal Guardian of Nature and Beloved of the Yamuna
2025.09.04 (Vrindavan Today News): In today’s world, as our rivers choke with pollution, forests dwindle, and animal species vanish, Lord…