Harsha Vadlamani
Photojournalist at Freelance
Independent photojournalist working across India. Member @PanosPictures. @InsideNatGeo Explorer // @AmnestyUK Media Award for Photojournalism 2022.
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2 months ago |
caravanmagazine.in | Harsha Vadlamani
This February marked a year since Punjab’s farmers began occupying the highways at Khanauri and Shambhu, along the state’s borders with Haryana. Hundreds of them had set off on their tractors to Delhi, hoping for a repeat of the protests in 2020–21, against the three controversial farm laws. The farmers were stopped before they could enter Haryana and have camped at the border ever since. Among their key demands is a legal assurance for a minimum support price, or MSP, for all farm produce.
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2 months ago |
nexojornal.com.br | Harsha Vadlamani
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Feb 3, 2025 |
undark.org | Harsha Vadlamani
India extracts more groundwater than any other country worldwide, even more than the U.S. and China combined. In 2024, the country drew nearly 65 trillion gallons of water from its aquifers. A major driver of this demand is agriculture, especially in the northwestern states of Punjab and Haryana. The origins of this thirst can be traced back to the Green Revolution of the 1960s.
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