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Pradip Krishen (born 1949) is an Indian filmmaker, naturalist and environmentalist. He has directed three films, Massey Sahib in 1985, In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones in 1989 and Electric Moon for Channel 4, UK in 1991.
Nov 21, 2013 · We are talking about Pradip Krishen and his wife, Booker Prize winner Arundhati Roy. Krishen says their marriage is not a ‘conservative’ one as they stay apart for most part of the year. “It’s not a marriage that you envisage in the conservative sense of the term," he says.
Jun 13, 2021 · Naturalist-author Pradip Krishen, 72, has been advising the design committee of the Central Vista Redevelopment Project on tree planting. In this interview, he speaks about the original Lutyens’ tree scheme and strategies for increasing the green cover along Rajpath. Edited excerpts:
Published: Nov. 01, 2019. Updated: Mar. 24, 2020. Pradip Krishen is a home-grown expert on trees. Insightful and sensitive to cultural influences, Krishen breathes life into botanical knowledge. His popular book, Trees of Delhi, is perhaps the only one of its kind on green cover in an Indian city.
Nov 7, 2015 · Writer and polemicist Arundhati Roy and director and environmental activist Pradip Krishen have returned the National Awards they won for In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones, putting the...
Dec 12, 2022 · In 2005, Mahendra Singh, a member of the dynasty and the C.E.O. of the Mehrangarh Museum Trust, asked a man named Pradip Krishen if he could create a suitably arresting landscape around the...
Pradip Krishen is the author of The Hidden Life of Trees (4.07 avg rating, 75649 ratings, 9021 reviews, published 2015), Trees of Delhi (4.75 avg rating,...
Apr 12, 2013 · Pradip Krishnen, environmentalist and author of ‘Trees of Delhi’, in the Garhi Mandi city forest, Delhi. Photo: Vinit Gupta/Mint. Environmentalist and naturalist Pradip Krishen’s 2006...
Mar 21, 2014 · Pradip Krishen, like Darwin and a score of other naturalists, has built a life through the simple business of walking. Trees of Delhi, his first handbook, changed the lives of many of his readers. We began by using Pradip’s guide as a simple way of recognising the trees in our own neighbourhoods.
Another admirer says, “I am thankful that we live in the same times as Pradip Krishen.” Published in 2006, Kishen’s profusely illustrated book was revolutionary in many ways. It helped move ...
