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Dry canals leave Rajgarh farmers without irrigation water
Farmers in Rajgarh, MP, struggle as the Kushalpura dam project falls short of irrigation promises. Their wheat crops wither while officials plan new pipeline systems, leaving farmers in desperate need of immediate solutions
Read MoreNTCA flags tiger habitat risk in MP's Morand-Ganjal dam project
The Morand-Ganjal irrigation project in Madhya Pradesh threatens critical tiger corridors and wildlife habitats, potentially affecting over 700,000 trees and displacing hundreds of tribal families.
Budhni's wooden toy makers: a tale of lost dreams
Despite budget promises for India's toy industry, traditional wooden toy makers in Budhni face unemployment as their cluster facility remains locked, highlighting the gap between policy and implementation.
India's cold wave crisis: 4,712 deaths between 19 years, 2,910 in 4 years
Cold waves in India are rising, causing thousands of deaths and major disruptions. Vulnerable groups, including the poor & elderly, face severe health risks. Experts link this trend to atmospheric conditions, urging stronger protection & policy measures.
MoEFCC budget rises, but coastal mission and crop insurance face cuts
The Union Budget 2025 raises MoEFCC’s budget by 9%, boosting conservation and air quality management. However, coastal protection and crop insurance face cuts, sparking concerns about climate adaptation, farmer security, & marine ecosystem sustainability.
From failing tomato farm to a thriving strawberry venture
Kailash Pawar transforms his failing tomato farm into a thriving strawberry venture in Chhindwara, MP, using modern techniques despite climate challenges. His innovation opens new possibilities for regional agriculture.
On Ground: Plastic mulching boosts yield but harms soil health
Farmers in Madhya Pradesh embrace plastic mulching for higher crop yields, but scientists warn of severe environmental and health risks from microplastic pollution.
Chhindwara's maize-ethanol dream: promise vs reality
The Government of India brought an ethanol policy in 2018. According to this, the central government has set a target of blending up to 20 percent ethanol in petrol by 2025.
Water for power plant, but none for people, story of displaced farmers
Bargi Dam has submerged approx. 26,797 hectares across three districts, displacing 7,000 families, 43% from the tribal community. These farmers now face a water crisis, alleging that the government is prioritising power projects over them.
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