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India· Bihār SharīfProtests against India's $87 Billion River-Linking Project
Villagers and tribal farmers in Bihar and Madhya Pradesh are protesting India's massive river-linking project, citing concerns over flooding, displacement, and loss of land and livelihoods.
Background
India's ambitious river-linking project aims to connect major rivers to address water scarcity and flooding. However, it faces significant opposition from communities concerned about environmental impact, displacement, and the disruption of traditional livelihoods.
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Protests against India's $87 Billion River-Linking Project
First report 4h agoLast update 4h agoThe river-linking project is causing homes and temples to flood, and tribal communities are losing their land and livelihoods, necessitating protests.
Protests Against India's $87 Billion River-Linking Project
First report 4h agoLast update 4h agoThe river-linking project is detrimental, causing homes and temples to flood and threatening the land and livelihoods of tribal farmers and villagers.
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