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Elephant alert! AI warning systems aim to avoid deadly clashes

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By Kanika Gupta
| MIT Technology Review Verified
India is home to about 60% of the world’s wild Asian elephants, and around 80% of the animals’ habitat lies outside protected areas, according to the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change. That brings people and wildlife into close contact, and clashes can turn lethal: There have been some 3,000 human casualties in the last five years and over 1,000 elephant deaths since 2014.
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Why Women Workers in India Might Be at Higher Risk of Climate-Linked Kidney Disease

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By Kanika Gupta
| Earth Island Journal Verified
Magazine : Summer 2026 : feature Hidden Impact For women working in India’s fields and factories, gender disparities heighten the risk of climate-linked chronic kidney disease. Rayya Saroja, a 54-year-old former cashew farmer, has been living with chronic kidney disease for nearly a decade. Photo by Kanika Gupta. Kanika Gupta RAYYA SAROJA, 54, worked on a cashew farm in Chinavanka, a small village in India’s Andhra Pradesh state, for two decades.
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India’s biggest health survey proves that policy changes systems, but narratives change societies

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By Kanika Gupta
| Medium
India’s biggest health survey proves that policy changes systems, but narratives change societies Press enter or click to view image in full size Looking beyond indicators to understand the narratives driving societal change Statistics tell us what changed, and narratives tell us why. This distinction is what makes the recently released National Family Health Survey (NFHS)-6 (2023–24) far more interesting than it first appears. Most readers will approach the NFHS as a repository of health data.
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