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Pallav Jain

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(He/Him)
Madhya Pradesh
As seen in: Ground Report, McKinsey & Company, Feminism In India, Center for Financial Accountability, C-Suite Growth Talks
Covers:  Environment, Climate Change, Energy, Pollution, Agriculture, Just Transition, Health and Development
Doesn't Cover: Sports, Entertainment and Business
Documenting Rural Madhya Pradesh | Climate Journalist | CEO @greportindia | IIMC Delhi 15’16 | Ex NDTV

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I am an independent journalist specializing in environmental and rural issues. My journalistic journey began as a news producer at NDTV India, a renowned national news channel based in Delhi. During my rewarding five-year tenure there, I gained valuable insights into the art of effectively conveying news to the public. However, in 2022, I made a conscientious decision to bid farewell to my position and return to my home state of Madhya Pradesh, where I currently thrive as an independent journal…

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By Abdul Wasim Ansari, Pallav Jain Verified, Chandrapratap Tiwari
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In Madhya Pradesh, ‘NaMo Drone Didi’ And Their Drone Meet The Limits Of A Battery

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By Pallav Jain Verified, Rajeev Tyagi
| Feminism In India Verified
When Sangeeta Malviya arrives with her drone to spray pesticides, the work does not begin immediately. She first lifts the machine carefully out of its box, unfolds its arms, and fills the tank with liquid fertilisers and pesticides. She follows a sequence each time: checking the battery, calibrating the system, and marking the field’s boundaries. Only then does she begin.
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In Madhya Pradesh, 'NaMo Drone Didi' and Their Drone Meet the Limits of a Battery

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By Rajeev Tyagi, Pallav Jain Verified
| Ground Report Verified
When Sangeeta Malviya arrives with her drone to spray pesticides, the work does not begin immediately. She first lifts the machine carefully out of its box, unfolds its arms, and fills the tank with liquid fertilizers and pesticides. She follows a sequence each time: checking the battery, calibrating the system, and marking the field's boundaries. Only then does she begin.
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