Curse of excess - Once a parched city, Jodhpur is today facing a deluge. sewage water and fresh water overflowing into farmlandshttp://www.downtoearth.org.in/content/curse-excess
Curse of excess - Once a parched city, Jodhpur is today facing a delugesewage line in the middle of jodhpur cityhttp://www.downtoearth.org.in/content/curse-excess
Curse of excess - Once a parched city, Jodhpur is today facing a delugestores have water seeping into their basements. the water pump works 24/7 and they have made special arrangements to store their supplyhttp://www.downtoearth.org.in/content/curse-exc
Curse of excess - Once a parched city, Jodhpur is today facing a delugestores have water seeping into their basements. the water pump works 24/7 and they have made special arrangements to store their supplyhttp://www.downtoearth.org.in/content/curse-exc
Curse of excess - Once a parched city, Jodhpur is today facing a delugestores have water seeping into their basements. the water pump works 24/7 and they have made special arrangements to store their supplyhttp://www.downtoearth.org.in/content/curse-exc
Curse of excess - Once a parched city, Jodhpur is today facing a delugestores have water seeping into their basements. the water pump works 24/7 and they have made special arrangements to store their supplyhttp://www.downtoearth.org.in/content/curse-exc
Curse of excess - Once a parched city, Jodhpur is today facing a delugethe slums in jodhpur have water seeping into their houseshttp://www.downtoearth.org.in/content/curse-excess
Residents of Sitarampeth marketing their bamboo products. Despite the fact that the village's livelihood is based entirely on bamboo, the village has not received a single bamboo under JFM, and has to steal bamboo from the nearby Tadoba Andhari Tiger Rese
Residents of Morwahi sit on the timber left over from auctioning after they felled dead teak trees in their JFM forest. Due to the department's failure to respond to their management ideas, the village has taken up management decisions on its own.
Residents of Morwahi sit on the timber left over from auctioning after they felled dead teak trees in their JFM forest. Due to the department's failure to respond to their management ideas, the village has taken up management decisions on its own.