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Why Stronger Efforts are Needed During this Flood Season
19 Jul 2020
Only those who have faced a flood can understand the pain and suffering it brings.
Bharat Dogra
Himalayan Quake and a High-Risk Project
27 Jun 2020
While many projects with huge environmental and social costs have been opposed, the TDP is different, for even government-nominated experts had wanted it scrapped.
Bharat Dogra
War Within a War: Covid and Mental Health
14 Jun 2020
Recession depression is not a fable but certainty. Past experiences and surveys confirm these risks grow during a pandemic. The question is managing them well.
Bharat Dogra
Nomads Fight Isolated Battle to Survive Lockdown
07 Jun 2020
If the poor suffer most during a crisis, the nomads have it worse than all.
Bharat Dogra
Hidden in Plain Sight: Poor Left Out of Sanitation Campaign
02 Jun 2020
Field reports from rural and urban settlements shows the poor and weaker sections are being denied the use of toilets.
Bharat Dogra
Covid in UP Villages: Casteism, Hunger, Government Missing
26 May 2020
The government is essential to solving a crisis which has economic and caste dimensions.
Bharat Dogra
Learning From Previous Outbreaks of Infectious Diseases
19 May 2020
There’s no fighting a viral outbreak without transparency. Other diseases won’t magically disappear. Covid-19 has to be fought with both these in mind.
Bharat Dogra
How Pandemics are Linked with Ecological Crises
11 May 2020
The globalisation of food, along with myths about “miracle” cures and “superfoods” and changing food habits, are wreaking havoc. Much of this can be prevented.
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Thirsty Bundelkhand Prepares for Another Summer
03 May 2020
Villages in Banda, Chitrakut and other parts of Bundelkhand demonstrate how to protect and conserve water sources—and tackle the mafia. They must get government support now.
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Earth Day: Thousands of Scientists Are Waving Red Flags
22 Apr 2020
In dealing with life after Covid-19, potentially fatal challenges to the ecosystem must not be forgotten.