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Waiting game: Women guides at Pench want a better time management system

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By Deepa Pawar, Anil Kumar, Caitlin Blood, Abhiram Nandakumar
| India Development Review Online Verified
I have been working as a forest guide for seven years at the Pench Tiger Reserve in Madhya Pradesh’s Seoni district. My husband also works at the reserve as a jeep driver for safaris. My job as a forest guide requires me to report at the reserve’s Turia Gate twice a day—at 6 am and 2.30 pm—for the morning and evening safari cycles. Turia is one of the three gates to the core zones of the reserve on the Madhya Pradesh side.
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Feast and make peace: Boys solve disputes during Assam's harvest festival

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By Deepa Pawar, Anil Kumar, Caitlin Blood, Abhiram Nandakumar
| India Development Review Online Verified
Magh Bihu, also known as Bhogali Bihu, is a festival celebrated in Assam in January to mark the end of the harvest season. During this time, communities gather to celebrate the abundance of food. In Assam’s Barpeta district, the residents of Erartari village also practise some unique traditions. The first day of the festival is the uruka, or the eve of Magh Bihu. On this night, the entire village gathers around a bonfire to indulge in a grand feast known as bhuj.
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A rough ride: Poor sanitation access at Maharashtra's bus depots

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By Anil Kumar, Caitlin Blood, Abhiram Nandakumar, Nivada Rana
| India Development Review Online Verified
Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) buses are a lifeline for many passengers travelling within the state. Despite this, many bus depots in Maharashtra do not have toilets on their premises. Where toilets can be found, they are in abysmal condition. We learned of this when we audited access to toilets at 18 MSRTC bus depots in Thane, Mumbai (City and Suburban), and Panvel districts. The audit was conducted by 28 fellows from the Guts Fellowship, coordinated by Anubhuti.
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