www.Humanscapeindia.net has moved to Humanscape.org - the comprehensive portal for all those who are concerned about the human situation.
Humanscape.org is undergoing revamping. Some of the pages are under construction and modification
Humanscape, a monthly magazine, is a vehicle to promote a current of opinion formed by those who have one common concern – the individual – and to focus on ways of bringing about positive changes in the individual and in society. Since November 1993 Humanscape has encouraged ideas, debates and discussion on issues that have often been sidelined by mainstream and commercial media but, nonetheless, are of great concern to society.
Humanscape news is a weekly round up of news, views, analyses and positive experiences, of human concern. They are divided into the four areas of Quality of Life, Health, Education and Spirituality.
Humanscape news is a compilation of pieces from various online and offline sources. They are articles and features that are not available through mainstream channels, but are significant in the concerns that they deal with.
In an effort to facilitate the networking of those who believe in the need for a positive change in the human situation and are working towards it, HumanscapeIndia.net brings you the Humanscape directory of voluntary organisations and other online voluntary organisations directories.
humanscape.org is a forum for all those who are concerned about the human situation, and would like to work towards a positive change. You can write in with articles, poems, your thoughts and experiences, questions and suggestions. We hope that this will become a space for networking and exchange between like-minded people. Articles submitted here must be approved by the administrator. They are NOT edited for language and grammar.
Why humanscape.org? Unarguably, our country’s population is divided into the resource sufficient and the resource deficient. Roughly, 87 per cent of the people live in rural areas and urban slums combined. Of the remaining 13 per cent, we could assume that ten per cent (at the maximum) are socially active and interested in contributing to bringing about some positive change around them. Further, a small number of people who fall in this section have access to the Internet and use it as an active medium to network and connect with other people. This number could be about one per cent of the total population.
