Law student Bharati Challa reflects on the experience of participating in the Madhya Pradesh Data Sprint organised by India Sand Watch, Veditum
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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”
Justice X Tech Maker Residency + Team Retreat – Kochi
This is a quick photo story with a recap of the residency & retreat. More blogs from other events / conferences between October – December are coming soon! The Maker Residency From the 26th to the 29th of September, team Veditum was in the South Indian city of Kochi at the 2024 iteration of theContinue reading “Justice X Tech Maker Residency + Team Retreat – Kochi”
How the realities of Luni defy our imaginations of a river
Article by Madhuri Sharma from her walk along River Luni from Pichiyak to Ajmer on the Moving Upstream Luni Fellowship by Veditum
A year in review – India Sand Watch – event recap
This post does a detailed recap from the event celebrating Veditum’s project India Sand Watch being in the public domain for a year.
The joy and tragedies of River Luni
Introductory article by Saurav Vaishnav & Vandita Sariya from their 2 week walk along River Luni on the Moving Upstream: Luni fellowship
Walking River Luni: the salty lifeline of Rajasthan – Moving Upstream
Following up from Veditum’s Moving Upstream: Luni fellowship, we’re kicking off the storytelling through an introduction to our fellows!
Minor Mineral, Major Menace: Decoding the Socio-Political Landscape of Sand Mining in Andhra Pradesh
On the second day of June in 2014, history etched a defining moment for Andhra Pradesh, as the state was carved into two, giving birth to the state of Telangana. In the midst of this seismic shift, the bustling city of Hyderabad found itself serving as the shared capital for both states, until a transitionalContinue reading “Minor Mineral, Major Menace: Decoding the Socio-Political Landscape of Sand Mining in Andhra Pradesh”
Walking with River Sindh beyond its path
Introductory article by Aoun Hasan from his walk along River Sindh, for Veditum’s Moving Upstream Fellowship program