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India’s EV Future Runs Through Chhattisgarh, But Who Owns the Lithium?

(A SanvaadGarh Investigation) India wants an electric future. From EV incentives to battery manufacturing deals, the country is racing to [...]
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Silent Power Surge: Adani’s Korba Expansion and the Climate Question

A SanvaadGarh Investigation | Korba, Chhattisgarh | February 25, 2026 While India champions climate leadership globally, a quieter reality unfolds [...]
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The Great Health Scam: When Ayushman Bharat Becomes Ayushman Bechar

The SanvaadGarh Desk India’s flagship health insurance scheme Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) was launched in 2018 with [...]
State of Affairs

The Smoke We Breathe: How India’s Air Pollution Became a Way of Life

The SanvaadGarh Desk When the sun sets over Delhi, the skyline fades not into twilight but into a grey blur, [...]
People & Power

Tryst with Inequality: How 78 Years After Independence, India’s Wealth is Still in a Few Hands

In the midnight hour of August 15, 1947, India promised itself freedom, not just from foreign rule, but from poverty, [...]
Environment & Climate

Odisha’s Industrial Poison: Bheden & Ib Rivers’ Toxic Truth

The SanvaadGarh | Odisha Rivers should be lifelines, not waste channels. In Odisha’s coal and metal belt, the Bheden and [...]
Environment & Climate

Kente Extension Coal Block: Chhattisgarh’s Forest Card Stamped for Adani’s Expansion

The SanvaadGarh | Chhattisgarh The scenic Hasdeo Arand forest known as the lungs of Central India is teetering on ecological [...]
State of Affairs

Vedanta’s Green Gloss Cracks: Hindustan Zinc Faces Default Heat as Global Watchdogs Step In

Vedanta’s PR machine is roaring, but the ground beneath its empire is trembling. The SanvaadGarh | Delhi In a fresh [...]

India’s EV Future Runs Through Chhattisgarh, But Who Owns the Lithium?

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(A SanvaadGarh Investigation) India wants an electric future. From EV incentives to battery manufacturing deals, the country is racing to reduce dependence on imported fossil [...]

Silent Power Surge: Adani’s Korba Expansion and the Climate Question

February 25, 2026 0

A SanvaadGarh Investigation | Korba, Chhattisgarh | February 25, 2026 While India champions climate leadership globally, a quieter reality unfolds in Korba, Chhattisgarh – one rarely covered in national headlines. Adani Group is expanding its […]

The Great Health Scam: When Ayushman Bharat Becomes Ayushman Bechar

October 13, 2025 0

The SanvaadGarh Desk India’s flagship health insurance scheme Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY) was launched in 2018 with a promise: “Healthcare for all.” But seven years later, that promise stands hollow in the corridors of […]

Tryst with Inequality: How 78 Years After Independence, India’s Wealth is Still in a Few Hands

August 15, 2025 0

In the midnight hour of August 15, 1947, India promised itself freedom, not just from foreign rule, but from poverty, exploitation, and inequality.Yet, nearly eight decades later, the economic map of India tells a story […]

रैली बनाम रियलिटी: छत्तीसगढ़ में कौन लूट रहा जनादेश?

July 8, 2025 0

7 जुलाई 2025 – एक दिन, दो नेता, दो भाषण – लेकिन जनता का सवाल अब भी अनसुना। एक तरफ मैनपाट की पहाड़ियों में बीजेपी का ‘क्लोज़-डोर’ शक्ति प्रदर्शन।दूसरी तरफ रायपुर के मैदान से कांग्रेस […]

India’s EV Future Runs Through Chhattisgarh, But Who Owns the Lithium?

May 17, 2026 0

(A SanvaadGarh Investigation) India wants an electric future. From EV incentives to battery manufacturing deals, the country is racing to reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels and position itself as a global clean-energy power. But […]

The Smoke We Breathe: How India’s Air Pollution Became a Way of Life

October 7, 2025 0

The SanvaadGarh Desk When the sun sets over Delhi, the skyline fades not into twilight but into a grey blur, a haze so dense it hides both stars and accountability. The air tastes of dust […]

Over 56,000 in Karnataka unaware of HIV status; dating apps pose new challenge to tracing infections

July 10, 2026 0

While an estimated 56,000 people in Karnataka are living with HIV unknowingly, over 2 lakh are on treatment, posing a major challenge to the State’s HIV control programme Read More

What a dolphin’s death in Kerala reveals about India’s marine plastic pollution

July 10, 2026 0

Necropsy of an endangered Indian Ocean humpback dolphin found on Kozhikode beach reveals fatal plastic fishing net ingestion, highlighting growing threats from marine pollution and ‘ghost nets’. CMFRI data show marine mammal strandings remain high, […]

India’s EV Future Runs Through Chhattisgarh, But Who Owns the Lithium?

Silent Power Surge: Adani’s Korba Expansion and the Climate Question

The Great Health Scam: When Ayushman Bharat Becomes Ayushman Bechar

The Smoke We Breathe: How India’s Air Pollution Became a Way of Life

Tryst with Inequality: How 78 Years After Independence, India’s Wealth is Still in a Few Hands

Kente Extension Coal Block: Chhattisgarh’s Forest Card Stamped for Adani’s Expansion

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