Data Reports

Despite 125,000+ rainwater harvesting systems and conservation efforts, Madhya Pradesh needs structural reforms and community engagement for long-term water sustainability. Farmers struggle with depleted groundwater, forcing deeper wells and higher costs.

Road deaths in Madhya Pradesh hit 14,000 in 2024. Poor road design, speeding, and failed enforcement continue to kill over 1,000 people every month.

Madhya Pradesh sees 66 forest fires daily; despite AI-based alerts and rising funds, timely action remains lacking. Vulnerable teak-rich areas like Khandwa face high risk, with outdated methods hindering effective forest fire control.

Solar pumps transformed farming in MP, boosting yields and easing irrigation woes. But poor after-sales service, delays, and limited access for small farmers raise concerns. New funding offers hope, yet equitable distribution remains key.

India's "Project Cheetah" aims to reintroduce cheetahs into the wild, with Kuno National Park currently housing 10 cheetahs. Despite setbacks, the project plans to boost their population to 40, restoring this once-extinct species in India.

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.

Gully erosion degrades land, reducing soil fertility, water quality, and crop yields. A recent report highlights its severe impact across India, urging immediate action to meet the 2030 Land Degradation Neutrality goal and protect future generations.

Indian cities are facing severe water scarcity; the country is staring at a grave due to water crisis, the groundwater level has fallen alarmingly.

Only 3.88 lakh tonnes of soybean have been collected in Madhya Pradesh, far behind the target. India has collected 8.12 lakh tonnes, while the target is 33.85 lakh tons.

India’s nuclear power capacity is set to rise from 8.18 GW to 22.4 GW by 2031-32, with 18 new reactors planned. Key projects include Kakrapar, & Gorakhpur. Focused on sustainability, India integrates domestic innovation & global collaborations.