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NGO seeks probe in 'fake' Jal Satyagraha, NBA rubbishes it
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[Indian Express] - When contacted, NBA activist Alok Agarwal said from Khandwa that, "the allegations are completely false. Because 51 people, who sat in water continuously for 17 days, had developed blisters and skin diseases. It is a motivated move by an unknown NGO to
Alok Agarwal: Villagers decided to protest sitting in the dam waters
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[Times of India] - The recent 17-day jal satyagraha in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, captured the imagination of many - and led to a victory for villagers protesting against the state government. For organisers in the Narmada Bachao Andolan (NBA), the Khandwa protest flowed
Jal Satyagraha: Farmers win as Madhya Pradesh govt agrees to reduce ...
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[India Today] the water level will be decreased to 189 metre," Chouhan said. Reacting to the government announcement, NBA activist Alok Agarwal said, "This is definitely a victorious moment for us in terms of our immediate needs." CLICK HERE FOR MORE NEWS »
Crumbling cradle of Bengal renaissance may get new lease of life
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[Times of India] - According to Alok Agarwal, current owner of Jaipur Marble Emprium that was set up by his grandfather Manohar Lal Agarwal over 75 years ago, it is his family that had saved the property from the clutches of antisocials that had encroached upon the premises.
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