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Clinton Vaz

on June 23, 2014

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A conversation with Clinton Vaz from Goa. Recycling and Waste Management

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Email: klintvaz@gmail.com

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Palaash Farm Living

Farm Living is living on a farm instead of a city and experiencing fresh air and food, greenery, and healthy living. The best part is the dependence on money is far lower. Here, farming is optional, not mandatory. If your profession allows you to work remotely, you automatically qualify. Palaash Farm Living (PFL) offers a service in facilitating this transition. They conduct workshops with fellow travellers, provide 1-to-1 consultancy, farm residences on a long lease, and essential services on the farm. To know more click the link for details and registration http://palaashfarmliving.com

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Driving off road

“Just get a 35 and pass, grades are not important. Focus on learning more important stuff “. He often said. I topped the class and he got upset! My sister and I found this behaviour really obnoxious and crazy! He wore a plain white cotton kurta pyjama wherever he went, be it a wedding, a party, an international trip or even a cruise. Yes, he was an unusual common man. Our papa. He had a unique way of raising us girls! When my younger sister and I were in school, he was really unhappy with the curriculum and methodology of the education system. So he got us out of the formal education system. At that time I was in college and my sister was still in 9 th grade. We spent our days taking up road trips, visiting villages, learning about rural development, water conservation, natural farming, natural living and meeting unusual people from all walks of life who were doing the “real” stuff and living a different life. We practised vermiculture in our own backyard. I still remember truckl...

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