In drought-stricken Mann Desh, Maharashtra, the Dhangar community faces acute scarcity. Water arrives once in twelve days, forcing farmers to sell cattle and children to migrate. Village manager Panda struggles to supply hundreds of homes, while India advances Mann Desh still waits for a dependable glass of water.

In Bihar, over 5000 fisherwomen face violent opposition and systemic oppression as they fight for rights to village ponds. They confront patriarchy, caste abuse, and sexual slavery. Guided by social worker Viji Srinivasan, the women recount their struggle, revealing the courage and resilience required to challenge entrenched injustice.

This film explores the human cost of conservation in the Sundarbans through Urmila Sardar's story. After witnessing a tiger drag her husband away, she continues fishing to survive. It highlights the clash between biodiversity protection and indigenous livelihoods, emphasizing the imperative of social justice in conservation.

This investigative video, filmed with support from the Pulitzer Center, reveals how the Republic of Congo issued destructive mining permits in protected forests meant for carbon credits under a World Bank climate program. Shot in the Sangha region, it exposes environmental degradation, river pollution, and the exclusion of Indigenous communities.

This film tells the story of three generations of Kheria Sabar women resisting cultural erasure. While history recalls punitive violence against Sabar men, it foregrounds women's invisible wounds, showing how climate crisis, biodiversity loss, and migration extend state violence with a deeply gendered impact.

A public health nightmare has been burgeoning Ballia district of Uttar Pradesh. This investigative documentary exposes arsenic contamination, told through villagers, medical experts, and environmentalists. Residents suffer debilitating and sometimes fatal ailments, while successive governments offer little help, leaving the community to recount stories of neglect and apathy.

In 2016, Adani Green built the world's largest solar park in Ramanathapuram, displacing farmland and water resources. Many villagers migrated. This documentary follows those who stayed, examining the socio-economic impacts of large solar projects and exploring what a just transition for affected communities could entail.

Set in Assam's Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary, this film traces the impact of railway electrification and oil exploration on India's only ape. Through reportage, interviews, and visual storytelling, the film examines the fragile balance between conservation, local communities, and the pressures of rapid development in this biodiverse forest.

Almost 40% of all garbage still ends up in landfills. They cause many diseases and are a massive driver of climate change, releasing methane. The solutions vary from high tech modern landfilling to simple waste segregation and composting.