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2026 Assam floods: A disaster that came too fast for communities to prepare
Multiple factors—including shifting rainfall, extreme weather, deforestation, and silted riverbeds—intensified the sudden floods, leaving residents struggling to cope, according to experts.
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Khandwa demolishes bridge linking Muslim locality to main road.
Built in 2017 with municipal funds, the bridge connected Hazrat Khanshahwali Ward to the Badgaon Bhila road and provided a shorter route to schools, colleges and workplaces.
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What happens when a disaster ends, but recovery doesn’t?
In Beru village, Mandi, families are still waiting for home assessments and relief nearly a year after the 2025 monsoon disaster.
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focusing on household-level impacts, food security,
WASH, livelihood disruption, relief coordination and community recovery needs.
Open to those in the 101Reporters network. (3/3)
How we cover disasters needs to change. And who can do it than us - grassroots reporters who continue to covering affected communities long after the rescue efforts are wrapped up, the media glare has shifted and relief camps are wound down. (1/3)
What happens between disasters is what determines how equipped communities are for the next one.
Join us tomorrow as we speak to Samir Ali from SeSTA who has been working on flood relief, rapid needs assessment and post-flood assessment across Jorhat & Sivasagar districts, (2/3)
Institutional neglect is dismantling the lac cultivation tradition that once provided vital income for thousands of families across Madhya Pradesh.
Read the full story here -
https://t.co/vP5vcCFJ3v
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Heatwaves are changing more than the weather, they are changing everyday autism care.
From difficult journeys to disrupted sleep and modified therapy sessions, families and therapists are adapting to extreme heat this year.
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From industrial park to waste facility: Why Siddapur villagers are protesting
Residents say the proposed Siddapur Eco-Town changes the purpose of land acquired for an Industrial Park without their consent, raising concerns over pollution, water and livelihoods.
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In Bayana’s Gujjar heartland, heatwaves and shrinking grazing lands are draining milk yields, unsettling Gujjar livelihoods in Rajasthan.
Read the full story by Amarpal Singh Verma: https://t.co/tevtOfyDqO
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Join us for a conversation with independent journalists Aishwarya Tripathi and Yash Sadhak Shrivastava to discuss their recent reporting from opposite ends of India's carbon market boom.
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and why the money has to actually reach farmers for these projects to survive. Yash's reporting for Mongabay India takes us to the Banni grasslands in Kachchh, Gujarat where carbon credits generated for global buyers from tackling invasive species, (3/4)