At the edge of Jait Sagar Lake in Kota, the morning begins with the chatter of a group of young volunteers moving along the waterline near Sukh Mahal, the 18th-century palace once associated with Rudyard Kipling’s Kim. Some crouch near the steps, pulling soggy packets and bottles from the lakebed. Others drag nets through dark water thick with floating waste. For the volunteers of Kota Community, this is not a symbolic clean-up. It is an attempt…
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