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14/08/2026

be the desh bhakt who shows up, support your local climate warriors

Gen Z isn’t butthurt, it is the generation that doesn’t take anyone’s s**t. Happy International Youth Day! From our ragi...
12/08/2026

Gen Z isn’t butthurt, it is the generation that doesn’t take anyone’s s**t.

Happy International Youth Day!

From our raging youth to yours 💌

here's to a generation who clocked it. ⚡happy youth dayPic courtesy: sahil⁷ 🍉
12/08/2026

here's to a generation who clocked it. ⚡
happy youth day

Pic courtesy: sahil⁷ 🍉

Environmental clearance rules exist so damage gets assessed before it happens, not apologised for after.But “regularisat...
10/08/2026

Environmental clearance rules exist so damage gets assessed before it happens, not apologised for after.

But “regularisation after the fact” has become such a familiar move that this is the third time in about a year the courts have had to weigh in on the same basic question. The rule stays intact each time. The workaround just gets redrawn.

This time, the Supreme Court struck down the 2021 Office Memorandum that let projects start construction first and seek clearance later, though projects already regularised under it keep their approvals.

The main question remains. If a law can always be outlasted by paperwork, how much protection is it really offering?

Waste colonialism isn’t a new phenomenon, it’s a decades-old business model with better branding now.India has laws on h...
07/08/2026

Waste colonialism isn’t a new phenomenon, it’s a decades-old business model with better branding now.

India has laws on hazardous and mislabelled waste imports. So do most countries on the receiving end of this trade. And yet the containers keep arriving, because a fine or a rejected shipment is still cheaper than fixing the problem at the source.

The case in point here is of two paper companies in Sivakasi who imported containers labelled “waste paper” that turned out to be broken glass, food waste, and soft drink cans from foreign. The Madras High Court shut that down.

When the paperwork keeps the polluter compliant, who’s actually meant to be protected by the law?

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06/08/2026

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03/08/2026

Women in Valsad, Gujarat climbed into deep wells this summer just for water. The videos went viral, then faded from our feeds.
Around the same time, Gujarat was picked as the site for a massive new data centre, backed by Meta and Reliance.
Two stories. Same state. More connected than they look.
Data centres don’t just run on code, they run on land, power, and huge amounts of water for cooling. And this is happening where heatwaves already cross 50°C and water stress is daily reality, not a headline.
A Cambridge University study found data centres raise nearby temperatures by up to 2°C for kilometers. That’s not a side effect, it’s a crisis stacked on a crisis. The hotter it gets, the more water these centres need to stay cool. 🌡️
It’s not just Gujarat. Within 6 years of India’s national AI policy, 15 states rolled out data centre policies. Only 5 mention the environment. Zero disclosures on water or emissions.
In Telangana, farmers took Microsoft to court over land. Hyderabad’s already water-short, yet Amazon’s expanding there. Pune protested last year, Microsoft picked it anyway.
So here’s the real question: when governments celebrate the next big AI investment, do they tell us what it costs in water, power and land?
AI isn’t weightless. 🤖Next time you hear about a billion-dollar AI project, don’t just ask how many jobs it’ll create. Ask where the water and power will come from.

27/07/2026

Delhi doesn’t have seasons anymore. Just extremes.

Scorching heatwaves in summer. Flooded streets in monsoon. And in between, auto wallahs, security guards, phool selling aunties, just trying to get through the day.

In May 2026, we went to Khanpur to ask them how they work, rest, and survive in this heat.

Their answers made us wonder: has life become just about sustaining extremes, not living through seasons?

Help us reimagine the system. Comment to know more 🌍

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