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Short circuits, long suffering: MP's farm fire tragedies
In Madhya Pradesh, electrical failures have destroyed thousands of wheat fields, leaving farmers like Mishrilal Rajput facing devastating losses. As inadequate infrastructure and compensation systems fail rural communities, farmers demand urgent reforms.
Read MoreNew public buses to hit MP roads, will they succeed this time?
For almost 20 years, there were no government buses plying on the roads of Madhya Pradesh. However, the state government has finally issued a new transport policy.
Indore looks clean on surface, but air tells a different story
Indore, once praised for its cleanliness, now faces rising air pollution. Since April 1, the AQI hasn’t dropped below 100, reaching 236 on April 9. A recent IIT Indore study shows Madhya Pradesh residents now endure 70–80 polluted days annually.
Sacrificing leopards for cheetahs in GSW may harm ecosystem: experts
Gandhi Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary is being prepared for cheetahs under the Cheetah Project, leading to the relocation of leopards. However, 3 leopards have died post-relocation, raising ecological concerns. Experts warn of wildlife imbalance.
In Pictures: Kheoni Wildlife Sanctuary grows its borders to shelter Tigers & welcome tourists
Kheoni Wildlife Sanctuary in Madhya Pradesh is expanding its boundaries, conserving meadows, and welcoming new tiger cubs. With improved eco-tourism efforts, forest staff aim to protect wildlife, support biodiversity, and attract more visitors.
Deadly data: MP records over 19,000 pesticide suicides in 13 years
Madhya Pradesh recorded 19,060 pesticide-related suicides from 2010 to 2022. The deaths continue despite efforts to curb pesticide access and improve mental health support. In response, state launched its first suicide prevention policy to combat crisis.
No one cares: The silent suffering of Mahukalan’s toxic waters
In this Ground Report investigation, we found out how the residents of Mahukalan village are grappling with severe water contamination, with local groundwater sources allegedly polluted by a textile factory.
How urban development threatens avian populations in Indore?
As we build safer homes for ourselves, birds struggle to nest in our concrete jungles. Discover how urban development threatens avian populations in Indore.
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