
Pallav Jain
Journalist at Ground Report
ठंड से नहीं मरते शब्द, वे मर जाते हैं साहस की कमी से... Environmental Journalist | CEO @greportindia • Alumnus IIMC Delhi
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1 week ago |
groundreport.in | Pallav Jain
Madhya Pradesh is embarking on an ambitious ₹919 crore project to divert the polluted Kanh River away from the sacred Shipra Riverin preparation for the 2028 Kumbh Mela in Ujjain. The Kanh Close Duct Project involves constructing underground tunnels and channels to redirect the Kanh River's flow from Shipra to the Gambhir River.
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1 week ago |
groundreport.in | Pallav Jain
On 18th April, Kamini Jain and Puneet Jain, along with their three-year-old son, Veer, traveled five hours from their home in Parvaliya village of Bhopal district to attend a wedding in Ashta of Sehore district. They indulged in wedding festivities near a makeshift pandal from ten in the morning till four in the evening. The heat was unbearable, with a recorded temperature as high as 42°C.It wasn’t long before Veer’s health required attention.
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2 weeks ago |
groundreport.in | Pallav Jain
At 4 AM in the forests of Madhya Pradesh, millions begin their desperate race against time. They're not hunting for gold or precious stones—they're collecting leaves from the humble tendu tree, the backbone of India's most overlooked billion-rupee industry. The tendu leaf wraps bidi, famously called the "poor man's cigarette." What's ironic? The very people who make this possible are themselves trapped in poverty.
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1 month ago |
groundreport.in | Pallav Jain
In the 1990s, India's vulture population faced a catastrophic decline, bringing these majestic scavengers to the brink of extinction. Today, Madhya Pradesh boasts over 12,000 vultures—the highest count nationwide—thanks to dedicated conservation efforts championing their ecological importance. Nitish Agrawal, co-founder of 'The Last Vulture' in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, is at the forefront of this revival.
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1 month ago |
groundreport.in | Pallav Jain
Nestled just 28 kilometres from the bustling capital of Bhopal lies Khari, a picturesque village transformed into a unique tourist destination by Madhya Pradesh Tourism Department's innovative rural homestay initiative. This programme invites urban dwellers to immerse themselves in authentic village life while creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for local communities.
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