A review of the policies and rules governing river sand mining activity in the state of Madhya Pradesh. By Ashwin Nair for India Sand Watch.
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Media landscape in Madhya Pradesh: Understanding patterns of reporting on sand mining
Media landscape in Madhya Pradesh: Understanding patterns of reporting on sand mining | A report by India Sand Watch
Becoming Beas: A walk through the river’s memories
Part 1 of a 2 part introductory article by Bageshwer Singh from his walk along River Beas in Punjab. The expedition was supported by Veditum.
Veditum @ SCCS Bengaluru 2025
A short blog by Team Veditum about our experience – workshops, talks, stalls, and more – at SCCS Bengaluru 2025.
Year 2 review – India Sand Watch – event recap
This blog does a recap of the event ‘Year 2 review – India Sand Watch’ where we looked back at developments and new plans for the project.
Veditum in Bhopal – River Convening, Data Sprints & Media Workshop
A blog post looking back the convening and other sessions conducted in Bhopal in August 2025 as part of the India Sand Watch project.
Milk, moonwalks and icebergs: the metaphors of Luni
Article by Hassan S Islam from his walk along River Luni from Pichiyak to Ajmer on the Moving Upstream Luni Fellowship by Veditum
When the footnotes are the story – Madhya Pradesh Data Sprint
Law student Bharati Challa reflects on the experience of participating in the Madhya Pradesh Data Sprint organised by India Sand Watch, Veditum
एक रूपांतरित नदी की कहानी – लूणी
यह लेख सतीश मालवीय द्वारा लिखा गया है और मूविंग अपस्ट्रीम: लूणी फेलोशिप प्रोग्राम के अंतर्गत की गई लूणी नदी पदयात्रा के अनुभवों पर आधारित है
Pipes and pomegranates: Unfolding surprises along River Luni
This article is written by Avisha Jain, based on her experiences from walking along River Luni as part of our Moving Upstream: Luni Fellowship programme. She undertook this journey with co-fellow Suraj Singh. Please note that this is a long read ~ 20 minutes (with lots of visuals!) Cover photo: A great egret visits theContinue reading “Pipes and pomegranates: Unfolding surprises along River Luni”