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Photo Essay: Despite Water Having Receded In Delhi, Disaster Is Far From Over For Those Living In Flood Relief Camps
Photo Essay: Despite Water Having Receded In Delhi, Disaster Is Far From Over For Those Living In Flood Relief Camps

By Prakash Singh

In the second week of July, water from the Yamuna river made inroads in Delhi and submerged areas that had not witnessed flooding for decades. The floods not only disrupted the lives of almost 30 million people but also displaced thousands who lived in slums. Gaon Connection offers you a visual insight from the relief camps where the displaced population continues to struggle.

In the second week of July, water from the Yamuna river made inroads in Delhi and submerged areas that had not witnessed flooding for decades. The floods not only disrupted the lives of almost 30 million people but also displaced thousands who lived in slums. Gaon Connection offers you a visual insight from the relief camps where the displaced population continues to struggle.

Number of days with severe or worse air quality bounced back to pre-Covid levels in Delhi: CSE report
Number of days with severe or worse air quality bounced back to pre-Covid levels in Delhi: CSE report

By गाँव कनेक्शन

An analysis of winter air pollution trends, released by CSE, highlighted that despite the stabilised trend in average levels, Delhi still had the highest number of 'severe' or 'worse' air quality days compared to other big cities in NCR. Details here.

An analysis of winter air pollution trends, released by CSE, highlighted that despite the stabilised trend in average levels, Delhi still had the highest number of 'severe' or 'worse' air quality days compared to other big cities in NCR. Details here.

Delhi's Bhalswa landfill still on fire; capital's air quality dips to 'very poor' category
Delhi's Bhalswa landfill still on fire; capital's air quality dips to 'very poor' category

By गाँव कनेक्शन

Bhalswa waste dumping site in North Delhi has been on fire since yesterday. Delhi’s environment minister has asked DPCC for a report on the fire incident. Air quality is expected to worsen tomorrow on April 28. Details here.

Bhalswa waste dumping site in North Delhi has been on fire since yesterday. Delhi’s environment minister has asked DPCC for a report on the fire incident. Air quality is expected to worsen tomorrow on April 28. Details here.

Photo Essay: Yamuna And The Urban Farmers of Delhi
Photo Essay: Yamuna And The Urban Farmers of Delhi

By Gaon Connection

Yamuna has many aspects of her being. In sharp contrast to its widespread public image of being a river contaminated with pollutants, it nurtures vegetable farming on its banks. Cultivating these vegetables is a vital source of livelihood to thousands of urban farmers in Delhi. These urban farmers are barely chronicled in country's agrarian landscape. Gaon Connection offers a pictorial tribute to these farmers in a photo essay.

Yamuna has many aspects of her being. In sharp contrast to its widespread public image of being a river contaminated with pollutants, it nurtures vegetable farming on its banks. Cultivating these vegetables is a vital source of livelihood to thousands of urban farmers in Delhi. These urban farmers are barely chronicled in country's agrarian landscape. Gaon Connection offers a pictorial tribute to these farmers in a photo essay.

Photo Essay: Yamuna And The Urban Farmers of Delhi
Photo Essay: Yamuna And The Urban Farmers of Delhi

By Prakash Singh

Yamuna has many aspects of her being. In sharp contrast to its widespread public image of being a river contaminated with pollutants, it nurtures vegetable farming on its banks. Cultivating these vegetables is a vital source of livelihood to thousands of urban farmers in Delhi. These urban farmers are barely chronicled in country's agrarian landscape. Gaon Connection offers a pictorial tribute to these farmers in a photo essay.

Yamuna has many aspects of her being. In sharp contrast to its widespread public image of being a river contaminated with pollutants, it nurtures vegetable farming on its banks. Cultivating these vegetables is a vital source of livelihood to thousands of urban farmers in Delhi. These urban farmers are barely chronicled in country's agrarian landscape. Gaon Connection offers a pictorial tribute to these farmers in a photo essay.

Reduction in Farm Fire Incidents in Punjab & Haryana But Delhi Continues to Choke: Report
Reduction in Farm Fire Incidents in Punjab & Haryana But Delhi Continues to Choke: Report

By गाँव कनेक्शन

Compared to last year, between October 1 and November 5, the incidents of farm fires have reduced by 47.8% in Punjab and 38.04% in Haryana. However, wind movement towards Delhi has resulted in the deterioration of air quality which is presently marked in the hazardous category.

Compared to last year, between October 1 and November 5, the incidents of farm fires have reduced by 47.8% in Punjab and 38.04% in Haryana. However, wind movement towards Delhi has resulted in the deterioration of air quality which is presently marked in the hazardous category.

Don't just blame the farmers
Don't just blame the farmers

By Nidhi Jamwal

Delhi is choking. Governments are not doing enough. (There is nothing new in this story.)

Delhi is choking. Governments are not doing enough. (There is nothing new in this story.)

"आप पक्ष में हैं या विपक्ष में .... नफरत और हिंसा को मत चुनिए"
"आप पक्ष में हैं या विपक्ष में .... नफरत और हिंसा को मत चुनिए"

By हिमानी दीवान

Delhi: 96% of existing DTC buses will have to be retired by 2025, reveals RTI
Delhi: 96% of existing DTC buses will have to be retired by 2025, reveals RTI

By गाँव कनेक्शन

According to a reply to an RTI filed by an advocacy group, 96% of DTC buses will complete their 15 year service period within the next three years. Activists working for the group have called for a detailed timeline for procurement of new buses by the government. Details here.

According to a reply to an RTI filed by an advocacy group, 96% of DTC buses will complete their 15 year service period within the next three years. Activists working for the group have called for a detailed timeline for procurement of new buses by the government. Details here.

"Our children have received no dry rations for three months" – Anganwadi kids caught in the crossfire between protesting workers and the govt
"Our children have received no dry rations for three months" – Anganwadi kids caught in the crossfire between protesting workers and the govt

By Sarah Khan

Anganwadi centres in Haryana and Delhi are shut for the past almost three months and one month, respectively. This has affected the supply of dry rations to hundreds of thousand under-6 children enrolled with these early childcare centres. Gaon Connection visited these locked up centres and here is what parents and the protesting anganwadi workers had to say. A ground report.

Anganwadi centres in Haryana and Delhi are shut for the past almost three months and one month, respectively. This has affected the supply of dry rations to hundreds of thousand under-6 children enrolled with these early childcare centres. Gaon Connection visited these locked up centres and here is what parents and the protesting anganwadi workers had to say. A ground report.

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