Gaurav Saini
Environment and Climate Journalist at Press Trust of India
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4 days ago |
theprint.in | Gaurav Saini
A pumped storage project acts as a giant water battery. It stores extra renewable energy by pumping water uphill and releasing it later to generate electricity when demand is high or supply drops. While only three villages — Kaloni, Mungawali and Baint — are officially listed for land acquisition, the project’s shadow looms much larger, affecting at least seven nearby villages that are home to hundreds of forest-dependent tribal and Dalit families.
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4 days ago |
theprint.in | Gaurav Saini
The project entails two large reservoirs covering a total of 624 hectares. Water will be lifted from the Kuno river, near Mungawali village. Though it promises clean energy, locals fear it could destroy their way of life. Moondiyar has about 2,500 residents, including around 400 Sahariyas, a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group (PVTG) characterised by extreme poverty and a low level of literacy.
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1 week ago |
theprint.in | Gaurav Saini
“Folk music is my first choice, but people prefer Bollywood songs. They help me earn my bread,” he says. Every summer, Subhash and his wife leave their home in Khabarpura village in Rajasthan’s Churu district, where temperatures easily cross 45 degrees Celsius, and travel to Meerut, Muzaffarnagar and other towns in Uttar Pradesh to survive.
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1 month ago |
theprint.in | Gaurav Saini
“I could not pay my daughter’s school fees. I folded my hands before the principal and promised to pay soon. I kept my head down, but inside, I was breaking,” said one DAMU employee from Rajasthan, requesting anonymity. His voice quivered as he recalled how his family had to cut back on food. “We stopped buying tomatoes or onions when prices shot up. Sometimes, we skipped vegetables altogether. We survived on lentils and rice.
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1 month ago |
money.rediff.com | Gaurav Saini
New Delhi, Apr 6 (PTI) Brazil's idea to create a new multilateral body under the UN climate regime to fast-track implementation of COP decisions has triggered cautious responses from key developed countries, with Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden backing reform discussions but warning against weakening the core UNFCCC process.
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