The present book attempts to explore the Vedas from the eco-critical perspective with a view to establish its relevance in the modern context helping to mitigate the serious threat of ecological disaster, which the whole humanity is suffering. All the four Vedas, i.e., Rig Veda, Yajur Veda, Sama Veda and Atharva Veda, with a specific theoretical framework and close textual analysis incorporating the relevant ideas, findings, comments, reviews from different sources in multiple formats have been used to endorse and establish the proposed argument of the book. Thus, past and the present have been connected to find out the ‘Presentness of the Past’. It has an interdisciplinary relevance hence, useful to the researchers, an academician as well as the policy makers. This book gives the amalgamation of Indian Vedic culture and Indian rich heritage with the modern theory of Ecocriticism. Vedas are the earliest documents in Indian culture and in the world which contain “Highest Knowledge”. All the four Vedas had spread the message of environmental protection and ecological balance with divinity and it inculcates love towards Nature. The purest hymns of the Rigveda or the Vedas are addressed to personified powers of Nature. This Study puts a Vedic eco-centric approach to protect Nature with divine consciousness and also to revive our classical text and Indian Culture in the modern context.