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Raising the rusty dust of red soil

Residents from six villages of Sindhudurg district in Maharashtra oppose iron ore mining projects entering their lands. Purnima Sah reports on their fear of losing natural resources, livelihoods, and their health, much like Redi, their neighbouring village

Mar 13, 2025 - 20:57
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Raising the rusty dust of red soil
Residents from six villages of Sindhudurg district in Maharashtra oppose iron ore mining projects entering their lands. Purnima Sah reports on their fear of losing natural resources, livelihoods, and their health, much like Redi, their neighbouring village
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