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What’s Making These Dogs In Mumbai Turn Blue?—NPR Goats and Soda

What’s Making These Dogs In Mumbai Turn Blue?—NPR Goats and Soda

by Abhishek Shah | Sep 21, 2020 | Narratives & Features, Portfolio

Five dogs turned blue in Mumbai. That was a story that journalist Deepak Gharat broke this past week. He was following up on a story in the industrial zone of Taloja, home to about 1,000 pharmaceutical and chemical factories. Every week, there’s something going...
This Mumbai lawyer inspired a massive beach cleanup—Public Radio International

This Mumbai lawyer inspired a massive beach cleanup—Public Radio International

by Abhishek Shah | Sep 21, 2020 | Narratives & Features, Portfolio

Mumbai has 72 miles of coastline, some of it covered in mangroves and some of it sandy or rocky — but none of it is clean. There isn’t a beach culture here. It’s not a place for gathering and tanning —  more often it’s a...
The world’s biggest beach clean-up—DW WorldLink

The world’s biggest beach clean-up—DW WorldLink

by Abhishek Shah | Sep 21, 2020 | Narratives & Features, Portfolio

For two years, every weekend a group of volunteers converges on Versova beach, on the north shore of Mumbai, to collect the rubbish – by hand! The team has already collected over 7000 tonnes of waste – and it all started with one man. A lawyer who looked...
Fighting for clean beaches in Mumbai—DW

Fighting for clean beaches in Mumbai—DW

by Abhishek Shah | Sep 21, 2020 | Narratives & Features, Portfolio

India has a coastline of more than 7,000 kilometers, but sadly, it’s not all pristine beaches and stunning cliffs. In fact, for Mumbai’s citizens, the shore is more like a landfill. The beaches are covered with trash — colourful plastic bags, bottles...
How Ancient Grains and a Seed Bank Turned Life Around for Rural Women—The New Humanitarian

How Ancient Grains and a Seed Bank Turned Life Around for Rural Women—The New Humanitarian

by Abhishek Shah | Sep 21, 2020 | Narratives & Features, Portfolio

When Navali Nayak sowed her millet in 2007, she did it in secret. She held the seeds in a fold of cloth at the waist of her saree and dropped them intermittently into the furrows her husband, Magan, was ploughing, just a few feet ahead of her. He believed she was...
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