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    "I swear, I can die in peace now. I can die smiling," says author-activist Arundhati Roy on the 'Cockroach Revolution'. Stay tuned for Roy's full conversation with Scroll's Executive Editor @sharmasupriya from Jantar Mantar. Releasing today on our Youtube channel!
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    Replug | “Gurgaon is a planning disaster,” said Pravin Kushwaha of the Transdisciplinary Research Cluster on Sustainability Studies, JNU. He said lack of city-level planning makes Gurgaon immensely prone to flooding even when it rains heavily for just half an hour.
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    Can India’s poorly planned cities, with their faulty storm water drains, withstand extreme weather?
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    Replug | Mahi G, Dule Rocker, and Aman Kachhap are using rap to tell stories that mainstream Indian pop has long ignored – of caste injustice, climate catastrophe, displacement and other resonant social themes. scroll.in/article/108735… Meenakshi Narayanan & Tanya Mittal write
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    Three Indian rappers whose music serves as resistance and as record
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    The 75-year-old has been “summoned to appear with proof of residence” at a government office on Thursday despite sharing his Aadhaar and voter identity cards with a booth level officer in Jalandhar. Read more: scroll.in/latest/1095269…
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    Replug | To ensure a sustainable flow of the Ganga river, the study suggests that water release from dams and barriers must be increased, untreated sewage discharge must be halted, and the traditional dumping of materials should be curbed. scroll.in/article/108759… ✍️Aisiri Amin
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    Groundwater, not glaciers, is the Ganga’s lifeline, says study
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