COVER STORY
Kavita Ezekiel Mendonca was an instructor of english, french and spanish before debuting as a poet in 1989
Outlook Magazine - 23 May 2022
Climate change is not nature’s plea for help. Rising temperatures is a warning. As always the victims are the poor.
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Outlook photographers tell the brutal story of heatwave through the sufferings of people
An album of Shaheen Bagh becomes an almanac of the epic protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act and National Register of Citizens (NRC)
The writer Kinshuk Gupta is a medical student and a poet
An Adivasi woman writes about life in Maharashtra’s hottest area
A brutal heatwave that has exacerbated India’s power crisis is threatening to short-circuit New Delhi’s COP26 commitments
The marginalised and poor communities are at a greater risk of deadly heatwaves, disastrous floods and devastating cyclones
While the heatwave in Vidarbha has claimed 25 lives this year—the highest in seven years—the poor and homeless continue to suffer its ill-effects
Farmers are waking up to the threat of extreme heatwaves across India. Are our policymakers listening?
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Outlook photographers tell the brutal story of heatwave through the sufferings of people
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An album of Shaheen Bagh becomes an almanac of the epic protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act and National Register of Citizens (NRC)
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The favourite jheel of a mohalla’s kids is bulldozed in front of their eyes
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The writer Kinshuk Gupta is a medical student and a poet
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An Adivasi woman writes about life in Maharashtra’s hottest area
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A brutal heatwave that has exacerbated India’s power crisis is threatening to short-circuit New Delhi’s COP26 commitments
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The marginalised and poor communities are at a greater risk of deadly heatwaves, disastrous floods and devastating cyclones
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While the heatwave in Vidarbha has claimed 25 lives this year—the highest in seven years—the poor and homeless continue to suffer its ill-effects
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Farmers are waking up to the threat of extreme heatwaves across India. Are our policymakers listening?
OTHER STORIES
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India has no policy for rehabilitating climate refugees even as the people living along coastal West Bengal and Odisha are exposed to greater vulnerability
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Forget escaping to Shimla or Manali in summers. The heatwave has hit Himachal Pradesh with extreme weather events and water scarcity
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The warning signs are flashing for all to see. But no one is bothered. Not the people, nor the polity.
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Heatwave-driven mental health disorders and farmer suicides are steeply on the rise but authorities are yet to take concrete steps
