Garima Prasher is a Correspondent at The Economic Times. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, particularly in the areas of water management, conservation, and animal rights. Her work has been featured in The Economic Times.
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Bengaluru, India (Local)
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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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By: Garima Prasher
Karnataka's Extended Producer Responsibility target of 3.81 lakh tonnes by 2025-26 faces critical scrutiny by experts who question its effectiveness in recycling and waste management, highlighting the need for direct accountability from manufacturers and improved collection infrastructure.
By: Garima Prasher
Concerns are mounting over the ecological health of Bengaluru's lakes as sewage inflows, encroachments, and infrastructure projects increase flood risks and threaten local wildlife.
A panel of experts criticizes the NIAS report endorsing the Sharavathi Pumped Storage Project for ignoring ecological risks and alternatives, raising concerns on the impact on wildlife sanctuaries in the Western Ghats.
By: Garima Prasher
The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board has highlighted illegal waste dumping and untreated sewage flowing into Yelle Mallappa Shetty Lake, urging for urgent action from local authorities to connect households to sewage systems and curb environmental violations.
Bengaluru residents are facing increasing noise disturbances during festive celebrations. With late-night events disrupting sleep and peace, citizens express concerns over loudspeakers, drum-beating, and firecrackers that last into the early hours. Health impacts and community complaints highlight the urgent need for noise regulation enforcement.
By: Garima Prasher
Authorities in Doddaballapura taluk propose fencing around four lakes to prevent illegal dumping and encroachment, amidst ongoing sewage inflow issues. Comprehensive development and desilting efforts are on hold until sewage issues are resolved.
By: Garima Prasher
Bengaluru's roads are overwhelmed by a surge of private vehicle ownership, endangering air quality and livability. With over 5.5 lakh new vehicles added in 2026 alone, experts warn of worsening traffic and health pollution issues.
West Bengaluru's lakes are experiencing severe shrinking, sewage contamination, and ineffective restoration efforts due to funding gaps and infrastructure issues. Local communities are advocating for urgent action to rejuvenate these vital water bodies.
By: Garima Prasher
A recent study highlights that Bengaluru's night-time light pollution is classified as 'very high', ranking third among major Indian cities, posing significant ecological risks to nocturnal wildlife, including bats and insects. Experts suggest measures to mitigate its impact.
By: Garima Prasher
Despite recent rains from the northeast monsoon, Bengaluru's air quality remains stubbornly in the moderate category. Experts analyze the impact of weather patterns and local emissions on air pollution levels in the city.
