Pallav Jain

Madhya Pradesh records 442 lightning deaths annually, making it India's lightning capital. Rural areas lack shelters and awareness despite warning systems.

From severe water crisis to becoming a model sustainable village—this is a story of community power and environmental innovation in Khadi Haat.

The clean roads, covered drains, waste management, tap water in (almost) every house and conservation of natural resources have become the identity of Khadi Haat village in Ashta tehsil of Sehore district

India's waste-to-energy plants fail: Half shut down due to poor waste quality, expensive electricity & health hazards. A costly green dream gone wrong.

The Forest Department demolished 70-75 tribal homes in Kheoni Khurd village, MP, leaving families homeless. Massive protests led to the postponement of plans for expanding the Kheoni Wildlife Sanctuary.

Traditional honey harvesting in Madhya Pradesh forests threatens wild bee colonies while tribal communities depend on this ancient practice daily.

The MRF Centre's primary goal is to provide rag pickers with dignified livelihoods while addressing the city's waste management challenges.

“We are not doing any such work that we should be seen as criminals. People eat fish, and that is why we sell it. The administration will decide where and in what condition to sell it.”

With growing urbanisation and industrialisation, Budhni’s forests have started to shrink, deeply affecting the communities that rely on them.

Sehore's polluted C2 drain exposes stark inequality as wealthy residents flee while poor families remain trapped by contaminated water, broken promises, and government neglect.