Farmers prevent soil erosion through bamboo plantation
Discover how Gandhi Fellow Suraj is reviving traditional bamboo plantation methods to combat soil erosion along Madhya Pradesh's Sewan River, offering farmers a sustainable solution that combines environmental and economic benefits.
Can e-buses solve Bhopal's public transport challenges?
Under the PM e-Bus Sewa Yojana Bhopal is about to get 100 buses. But present challenges remained unsolved, which raises questions about its success.
Mohanpura irrigation project: promises vs reality
The Mohanpura Dam project in Rajgarh, MP, aims to irrigate 145,000 hectares but faces challenges in water distribution. Despite reaching 510 villages, farmers near the dam struggle with access.
Villages choking: Rural India ignored in clean air agenda
The media and policymakers have addressed air pollution with an urban gaze only. However recent studies and new facts answer the question of why India needs to address rural air pollution.
Weather forecast at panchayat level: promise amid technical hurdles
India launches ambitious panchayat-level weather forecasting for farmers but faces challenges in implementation due to limited infrastructure and technical constraints at village level.
Seoni villages protest against nuclear plant plans
The projects are to be installed in Dewas, Neemuch, Shivpuri, and Seoni in the state. According to reports, 2 to 6 units of 1200 MW can be installed in these four places. At the same time, this project will require 1200 to 2000 acres of land.
Will Pithampur become another Bhopal? Toxic waste disposal spark fears
The government's plan to dispose of Union Carbide waste in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh, faces opposition from survivors' groups and locals, raising safety concerns.
Life-saving Sambhavna trust clinic shuts down after FCRA cancellation
Sambhavna Trust Clinic, providing free treatment to Bhopal gas tragedy victims for decades, closes due to FCRA registration cancellation. Patients protest as they lose access to crucial medical care and Ayurvedic treatments.
Madhya Pradesh loses forest cover equal to Indore's size
In Madhya Pradesh, 5,353 sq km of forest area has degraded into non-forest land, making it irrecoverable. This degradation has led to a decline in extremely dense forests, resulting in biodiversity loss and weakening the state's carbon sink capabilities.
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