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Uzmi Athar

New Delhi

Chief Correspondent at Press Trust of India

Journalist. Recipient - @UNCANews Ricardo Ortega Memorial Prize, @TRF Food Sustainability Media Award, Fellow - @risj_oxford, @earthjournalism, @TRF,@NatPress

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Articles

  • 5 days ago | theprint.in | Uzmi Athar

    Madhya Pradesh’s Barwani district which is among the hottest districts in the country saw temperatures soar above 50 degrees Celsius last year. In the Bijadandi block of Madhya Pradesh’s Mandla district, Malati Yadav remembers a time when water was a rare luxury in her small village. “There was a severe water crisis in our village. Those who woke up first got water, the rest didn’t,” she says.

  • 6 days ago | theprint.in | Uzmi Athar

    These complaints range from incidents of assault, social boycotts, caste-based abuse, land grabbing and denial of access to public spaces to allegations of police inaction in atrocity cases. “Many of the calls received on the helpline are related to inquiries, requests for legal guidance or reports lacking sufficient details to be registered formally as grievances.

  • 1 week ago | rediff.com | Uzmi Athar

    The National Commission for Women received 7,698 complaints this year, with domestic violence, assault, and criminal intimidation the most common grievances across India. Domestic violence topped the chart with a total of 1,594 complaints filed since the beginning of the year. The total comprised 367 cases in January, 390 in February, 513 in March, 322 in April, and two in May. The category alone accounted for nearly 20 percent of all complaints, according to official data.

  • 1 week ago | theprint.in | Uzmi Athar

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  • 1 week ago | theprint.in | Uzmi Athar

    Neeraj’s journey is not an isolated one. In India, there has been a noticeable surge in adoption numbers over the past decade, with their number increasing from 3,677 in 2015-16 to 4,027 in 2018-19. While there was a dip during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest official data, there has been a continued positive trend, with record 4,515 child adoptions in FY 2024-25, the highest since 2015-16.

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12 May 25

RT @DeccanHerald: As #India braces itself for the upcoming scorching summers, rural communities across #heatwave-prone states are turning t…

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5 May 25

RT @PTI_News: VIDEO | Ramban, Jammu and Kashmir: Visuals from Baglihar Hydel Power Project. India has stanched the flow of water through…

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5 May 25

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