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            <![CDATA[ <p><strong>BNK (B. N. Kumar)</strong> is a Mumbai-based veteran journalist, author, environmentalist and communication strategist with over five decades in the media trenches. A journalist by instinct, columnist by choice and satirist by temperament, he has spent his career watching India’s politics, policies and public institutions—sometimes with a notebook, often with a raised eyebrow.</p><p>He leads the NatConnect Foundation, an environmental advocacy organisation working to protect mangroves, wetlands, urban ecosystems and coastal habitats, while pushing for sustainable and climate-resilient urban planning.</p><p>His writing blends newsroom rigour with wit, scepticism and a healthy distrust of convenient narratives. From political <i>politricks</i> to disappearing wetlands, BNK writes about the serious business of India with an irreverent eye—because democracy may be solemn, but its characters rarely are.</p> ]]>
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