Photos: India`s lockdown spurs new gardeners in Nagaland
(WorldNews Environment)

KOHIMA, India — Two healthy pots of coriander and two of spinach are enough to provide a sense of achievement for Theyiesinuo Keditsu, a young English professor and mother of four. Keditsu, who claims she has the “thumb of death,” planted the seeds and was amazed at how they grew. The indigenous Naga people in India`s northeast, once virtually cut off from the rest of the country because of an insurgent movement...