Garima Prasher is a journalist based in Bangalore, Karnataka, India. She writes for The Economic Times, covering local news and topics related to the region. Her articles often focus on environmental issues, urban development, and social issues affecting the people of Bangalore.
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Garima Prasher's coverage predominantly focuses on scientific and environmental themes, with a significant inclusion of government announcements, data citations, and expert commentary. Therefore, she is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights into local environmental issues in India, particularly Karnataka and Bangalore.
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Namma metro ’s upcoming 10.88-km corridor between JP Nagar 4th phase and Mysore Road might lead to the loss of 56 tree species of 22 families.
Water balance report estimates Karnataka’s 2025 groundwater allocation at 1.18 BCM, with current yearly recharge at 18.93 BCM, primarily from rainfall
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The unexpected and sudden transfer of Principal Secretary (Environment) BP Ravi has sparked debates and evoked strong reactions from wildlife
Notably, the rail line project has faced multiple obstacles since its announcement by the Ministry of Railway in 1997-98. The South Western Railways had then requested the Government of Karnataka for diversion of forestland for the project but it failed to get clearance from the Central Empowered Committee (CEC) in 2006.
Abutting Uttarahalli Main Road in west Bengaluru is Sunkalpalya Lake. Nestled among trees and considerable vegetation around it, the water body from a distance appears to be a picturesque gem.
As Groundwater Development Dept plans to levy penalty on those extracting groundwater without permit, experts say rules have no meaning if not implemented
Report reveals sewage treatment plants at 15 lakes not working effectively as water quality is only going from worse to worst
Officials told BM that the leopard was caught on camera while crossing a flyover near a toll Plaza in E-city. In all probability, the animal has moved on as no signs have been spotted by on-ground staff over the last two days. This is the second sighting of a big cat in the city. A couple of weeks ago, a leopard was spotted in Jigani.
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