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India’s coal heartland is powering down, with no safety net
The energy shift is redrawing India’s economic map, but for coal belt workers in states like Jharkhand, the just transition is already collapsing under policy inaction Even after three decades, the village of Manki in Jharkhand’s Chatra district still bears the marks of abandonment with its old houses and rusted electric poles. It was home to workers from a now-abandoned coal mine nearby. Today, the mine is buried under wild shrubs and red-flowe…
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